Area Teen Accused Of Killing Local Student Goes Back Before Judge
Columbia, SC (WOLO)-A local teen, accused of killing a Dutch Fork High School student, outside of a Lexington fast-food restaurant… went back before a judge today.
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Twelve Midlands bridges to be repaired
A dozen Midlands bridges will be replaced by next summer.
Authorities Find Man who Escaped Pickens Jail
PICKENS, S.C. (AP) _ Authorities say an anonymous tip helped them locate an inmate who escaped two weeks ago from the Pickens County jail.
Investigation to begin on downed Malaysian Airlines Plane
A Malaysia Airlines passenger plane went down Thursday in Eastern Ukraine near the Russian border with all 295 people on board believed to be dead, according to Ukrainian authorities.
Air Force: Charleston air base to lose 19 slots
JOINT BASE CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — The Air Force is cutting 19 positions at Joint Base Charleston as it reduces its major headquarters by about 3,400 jobs in a bid to save $1.6 billion.
West Columbia to Take on Strong Mayor Vote
Tuesday, September 20, voters in West Columbia will head to the polls for the first time ever to decide if they prefer a strong mayor form of government…or not.
Democratic Governors releases ad critical of Haley
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The Democratic Governors Association’s first TV ad of 2014 in South Carolina criticizes Gov. Nikki Haley’s child welfare agency.
SC Supreme Court: Autopsy reports are not public
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina Supreme Court has ruled that autopsy reports are not public records.
Kershaw Residents Fight Gun Ordinance
Dozens of Kershaw County Residents stand their ground on proposed gun ordinance.
S.C. State Board of Trustees to meet Friday
The South Carolina State University Board of Trustees will meet again Friday.
