44-year-old man wanted for attempted murder, say deputies
Richland County investigators say a 44-year-old man is wanted for attempted murder after an incident in June.
Author: Tiffany Rigby
Lexington Police requesting help identifying two alleged June shoplifters
Lexington Police is requesting help identifying two alleged shoplifters who worked together to take merchandise from ULTA Beauty, said officers.
Camden Police searching for 16-year-old
Camden Police are searching for a missing 16-year-old last seen in the Dusty Bend area of Camden, said officials.
SCSO: New York resident arrested after traffic stop leads to marijuana trafficking charge
A New York resident has been arrested after a Thursday afternoon traffic stop led to deputies finding marijuana in his vehicle, said SCSO.
Woman last seen leaving gas station found safe, Richland County investigators say
Richland County investigators say Clayton has been safely located.
Orangeburg County investigators searching for medically endangered Santee man
Orangeburg County investigators are searching for a medically endangered Santee man that was reported as missing on Monday, said deputies.
Irmo PD held press conference on police custody death
Irmo Police Department held a press conference on Monday morning in reference to the death of a N. Augusta man that was in police custody last month, say officials.
Back-to-School events 2025
As students and parents prepare to get ready for the new school year, there are events in the Midlands to help them out for the school year.
SCDOT to conduct temporary continuous right lane closure on I-20 Eastbound over Wateree River
South Carolina Department of Transportation says there will be a continuous right lane closure on I-20 Eastbound over the Wateree River in Kershaw County.
2 Midlands men arrested in connection with Britton Road burglary
A Sumter County man and a Clarendon County man were arrested Wednesday afternoon after deputies found them hiding inside a business they allegedly burglarized on Britton Road, said deputies.
