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.
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Pardon denied for man responsible in DUI death of 6-year-old Emma Longstreet
A pardon request has been denied for Billy Hutto, Jr., convicted in a DUI crash that caused the death of six-year-old Emma Longstreet.
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State lawmakers, members of SC Manufacturer’s Alliance announced priorities for legislative session
State lawmakers and members of the South Carolina Manufacturer’s Alliance announced their priorities for this legislative session on Wednesday morning, 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.
Left out of the budget: What Gov. McMaster’s Exec. Budget means for Planned Parenthood
According to Governor Henry McMaster’s Executive Budget, “for the eighth year in a row, the Executive Budget includes a proviso preventing taxpayer dollars from going to abortion providers like Planned Parenthood.”
Pardon denied for man convicted of DUI crash that killed 6-year-old girl
The South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole, and Pardon Services has denied a pardon for Billy Patrick Hutto Jr., who was convicted in a DUI crash that killed a 6-year-old.
