Local Living: Disney Heroes and Villains exhibit
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RCSD: Deputies arrest security guard after Two Notch Road shooting
Richland County deputies have arrested a security guard after a shooting earlier this month.
“Time is of the essence” — new bill would shave months off tracking child pornography predators, says Attorney General
“This bill cuts red tape. It makes it faster and more efficient for investigators to get to the scene of the crime when it involves abusing children. So that they can begin the process of the investigation,” says Wilson.
RSCD investigating Ridge View High School parking lot incident
Richland County deputies are investigating an incident that happened in the parking lot area of Ridge View High School on Wednesday, says RCSD.
Lexington Co. Coroner identifies victim after Augusta Road collision
Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher has identified the person who died after a vehicle vs. pedestrian collision Wednesday.
Kingstree man charged, accused of looking up woman’s dress at a Broad Street business
A Kingstree man has been charged after investigators say was seen looking up a woman’s dress while at a Broad Street business earlier this month.
Lexington County firefighters respond to large building fire in Gaston
Lexington County firefighters responded to a large building fire in Gaston on Tuesday morning.
WATCH: City to unveil statue honoring Dawn Staley
The City of Columbia, in partnership with the Statues for Equality and community partners will unveil a statue honoring University of South Carolina coach Dawn Staley.
SC bill seeks to redefine obscenity, sparking civil rights & education debate
South Carolina lawmakers are considering a bill that advocates say would protect minors from pornography and obscene materials, but opponents say is a violation of civil rights.
‘This is a dire situation’: SC lawmakers push for hate crime bills as end of session nears
The end of the SC’s legislative session is days away, and lawmakers have yet to pass a hate crime law, keeping the state’s ranking as one of only two states without such a law in place.
