Clarendon Co. family offering $1,000 for info leading to an arrest for their loved one’s murder
The family of a Clarendon County man is offering a reward to anyone who can help solve their loved one’s murder.
Author: Mike Olson
EdVenture brings winter weather to Famously Hot Columbia with “Snowville”
The Midlands doesn’t seem like it’s going to get snow anytime soon, so EdVenture Children’s Museum Columbia is bringing their own snowy experience. Bundle up and head to EdVenture Columbia for snowy fun, featuring indoor snow tubing, sock ice hockey and new snow science experiments.
RCSD collects 30 units of blood during Valentine Blood Drive
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department Valentine Blood Drive was a success Friday.
Former SC Gov. Nikki Haley criticizes Trump for role in Capitol riots
Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley is criticizing former President Trump for the Capitol riots.
State Superintendent Spearman: Vaccines for teachers can help ensure schools remain open
With the South Carolina Senate voting to move teachers and school staff to phase 1A of vaccination distribution, the Department of Education is making plans if that measure become law.
DHEC: SC remains among the top in the nation for vaccine administration
South Carolina continues to be among the nation’s leaders in distributing the vaccine.
RCSD looking for man wanted for several attempted murders and weapons charges
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department says they are looking for a man wanted for four attempted murder charges and four weapon law violations.
Sumter Co. deputies make additional arrest for burglary on Boulevard Road
The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office says they made an additional arrest for a burglary that took place on Boulevard Road.
SC DEW: Two SC women arrested for unemployment insurance fraud
According to the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce, a St. Matthews woman and a Charleston woman have been arrested and accused of committing financial identity fraud in order to receive unemployment insurance benefits.
U.S. Attorney Peter McCoy warns South Carolinians about online romance scams
With Valentine’s Day coming up this weekend, U.S. Attorney Peter M. McCoy Jr. put out a warning for South Carolinians to be aware of online romance scams.
