Midlands Mugshots- November 10
Take a look at Tuesday’s Midlands Mugshots.
Author: Mike Olson
OCSO: Man charged for firing shots at deputies during July car chase
The Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office announced that a man has been charged in a July car chase that led to shots being fired at deputies.
11 new coronavirus cases reported on UofSC’s campus in latest dashboard update
The University of South Carolina reports 11 new positive COVID-19 tests in their latest coronavirus dashboard update. All 11 of these cases are students.
Debate over coronavirus stimulus package continues
The coronavirus stimulus package is still being debated and has yet to be decided on. Negotiations of the package remain at a stand-still, and prospects of one succeeding package remain uncertain in the wake of the election.
Victim identified after fatal motorcycle crash on Huger Street
The Richland County Coroner’s Office has identified the victim of a fatal motorcycle crash on Tuesday on Huger Street.
DHEC: 1,326 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, 18 new deaths in SC
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control released the latest coronavirus data for the state as of Monday.
United Airlines beginning to bring back in-flight food and drink services to passengers
United Airlines is slowly bringing back in-flight food and alcohol service. Starting November 17, United will resume offering food, beer, and wine to it’s passengers.
Tanimura & Antle recalls heads of romaine lettuce for possible E. coli contamination
Tanimura & Antle is voluntarily recalling thousands of heads of romaine lettuce over possible E.
coli contamination. It’s recalling nearly 3,400 cartons distributed in 19 states, including South Carolina.
Red Cross of SC hosting Battle of the Branches Veterans Day Blood Drive
The American Red Cross of South Carolina is hosting a Battle of the Branches Veterans Day Blood Drive tomorrow. It runs from 12-6 p.m. at the Red Cross building on Bull Street.
American Red Cross honors veteran from Columbia for saving a man’s life
The American Red Cross is honoring a veteran from Columbia who saved a man’s life on Veterans Day last year. Jon Upton received the American Red Cross Certificate of Merit on Tuesday for using his skills to save a man from choking at a restaurant in Columbia.
