Seven officers inducted into SC Law Enforcement Officers Hall of Fame
Seven law enforcement officers were inducted into the South Carolina Law Enforcement Officers Hall of Fame on Wednesday.
Author: Mike Olson
AG Wilson announces $113 million settlement with Apple over iPhone throttling
On Wednesday, South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced that he and a group of over 30 attorneys general reached a $113 million settlement with Apple over throttling the speed of iPhones to address unexpected phone shutdowns in 2016.
DHEC confirms first flu-related death of 2020 flu season in SC
On Wednesday, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control reported the first flu-related death of this year’s flu season in the state.
RCSD: Suspect arrested, charged for string of armed robberies in the Midlands
Richland County deputies say they have arrested a suspect wanted for a string of armed robberies.
DHEC: 1,226 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, 22 new deaths in SC
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control released the state’s latest coronavirus data as of Tuesday.
Columbia man sentenced to four years for firearms theft
According to U.S. Attorney Peter M. McCoy Jr., a Columbia man has been sentenced to four years in federal prison for the theft of firearms.
EdVenture welcoming families of first responders for free on Wednesdays
EdVenture Children’s Museum is hosting a free “First Responder Appreciation Day,” every Wednesday until the end of the year. First responders and their immediate families are invited to visit the museum for free.
Amazon launches Amazon Pharmacy
On Tuesday, Amazon made its biggest jump into the health care industry with the launch of Amazon Pharmacy, a new digital drugstore. It works just like a traditional drugstore, and accepts most major insurance plans.
State epidemiologist updates status of COVID-19 vaccine research
State epidemiologist Dr. Linda Bell provided a brief update about a COVID-19 vaccine this morning.
Columbia man sentenced to nearly 22 years for role in 2017 home invasion
According to U.S. Attorney Peter M. McCoy Jr., a Columbia man has been sentenced to nearly 22 years in federal prison for his role in a Lexington home invasion.
