SCSO: Man arrested after deputies found drugs, firearm at Broad Street motel
A Sumter County man has been charged in connection with drug trafficking after being arrested on Tuesday, said deputies.
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West Columbia Police: Chester County teen arrested in connection with armed robbery
A 17-year-old Chester County teen has been charged with armed robbery, according to the West Columbia Police Department.
SC Chamber responds to Governor McMaster’s 2025 State of the State Address
After Governor McMaster’s State of the State address, the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Mike Brenan responded to the governor’s speech.
SC Democrats response to Governor McMaster’s State of the State Address
Following Governor Henry McMaster’s 2025 State of the State address, Senator Margie Bright Matthews delivered a response that challenged the governor’s speech.
Gov. Henry McMaster gives State of the State address speech
Governor Henry McMaster will deliver his 2025 State of the State Address on Wednesday, Jan. 29.
Lexington County man charged with kidnapping, stalking
A Lexington County man has been charged with 1st degree assault and battery, kidnapping, and stalking, according to arrest warrants.
Former RCSD K9 Specialists charged with misconduct in office, accused of selling dept. equipment
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott says two former RCSD K9 Specialists have been charged with misconduct in office.
Lexington County teacher accused of assaulting nonverbal student
A White Knoll High School teacher has been charged after allegedly assaulting a student at the school, say investigators.
Sumter student arrested for allegedly making threats to local school through social media
Sumter County deputies along with an agent from the FBI detained a 13-year-old juvenile suspect for allegedly making threats to a local school through social media, said investigators.
UPDATE: One lane open after vehicle hits utility pole, power line blocking area
One lane is open on Spears Creek Church Road, and traffic is moving again, according to Columbia firefighters.
