Husqvarna, Roadway employee accused of stealing equipment
Two men are facing charges after stealing lawn mower equipment from an Orangeburg County business.
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St. Matthews man allegedly sets woman on fire
A St. Matthews man is behind bars after police say he set a woman on fire Tuesday and watched her burn.
Court reconvenes in Walter Scott case, still no bond decision
After a three-hour bond hearing Thursday, court was once again called into a surprise session Friday morning.
No credibility to 9/11 schools threat: tri-county schools officials
A message making the rounds on Facebook that groups are threatening to attack schools on 9/11 are not credible, school officials in Berkeley and Dorchester counties say
New area code for SC means changes in dialing
South Carolina is getting a new area code next month but customers will see some changes beginning next week.
The Midlands remembers 9/11
The Midlands remembers 9/11 on this 14th Anniversary of the attacks.
U of SC: University raised more than $1 billion in 8 years
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — University of South Carolina President Harris Pastides says 136,000 people donated more than $1 billion to the state’s largest university during its eight-year fundraising campaign.
6 named to panel to plan Confederate flag display
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Six people have been named to a panel that will come up with a proposal to display the Confederate flag at a South Carolina museum.
Supreme Court questions Columbia’s use of water revenue
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina Supreme Court is questioning Columbia’s use of revenue from its water system.
Flooding Causes Major Set Back for ‘PAALS’
Palmetto Animal Assisted Life Services is looking for help after a flood caused damage to their new facility.
