Bond Denied for Man Charged in DOT Worker’s Death
Bond was denied Tuesday afternoon for the man accused of hitting and killing an SCDOT worker on I-20 Monday afternoon.
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Students Send Military Holiday Cheer
The holiday season is a time many people often look forward to spending time with their loved ones. For some military men and women that’s not an option. Still, sending them love and support is and the Red Cross is helping some local students do just that.
Man Gets 45 Years for Killing in Lancaster Home
LANCASTER, S.C. (AP) _ A 20-year-old man is facing 45 years in prison in the killing of the owner of a Lancaster produce stand.
Prosecutors told The Herald of Rock Hill that Keith Robinson pleaded guilty Monday to murder, attempted murder, armed robbery and several other charges.
SC, North Charleston reach deal on rail yard
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) _ North Charleston has reached an agreement with South Carolina officials over how to use rail lines and land at the old Charleston Naval Base.
CDC: ‘Bad flu season’ Ahead
It’s shaping up to be a ‘bad flu season,’ according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as the Influenza virus makes its mark on the campus of USC and in the state earlier than anticipated.
USC Releases Outback Travel Package
The Gamecocks are going bowling and you can go with them.
SC Certified Homegrown
South Carolina officials want you to have a homegrown holiday.
This week the SC Department of Agriculture is releasing daily Holiday recipes featuring SC grown produce and fruit.
ABC Columbia & Salvation Army Angel Tree
You can be a secret Santa this holiday season by helping to make a child’s wish come true. The Salvation Army hopes you will stop by an Angel Tree this season.
SC inspector general: Centralize cyber security
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina’s inspector general recommends centralizing the cyber security functions of state agencies to help prevent another loss of personal data.
Judge denies new trial, sentence for Sumter man
SUMTER, S.C. (AP) — A 31-year-old Sumter man sentenced to death for a 2004 killing spree will stay on South Carolina’s death row.
