Family of 5 left displaced after Richland County house fire
A family of five has been displaced after a house fire on Constable Lane in northeast Richland County this morning, said RCFD.
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Kershaw County coroner identifies woman found in car at Walmart parking lot
The Kershaw County coroner has identified the woman who was found dead in a car at Walmart, says the coroner’s office.
Chapin area schools under modified secure status, say school district
According to Lexington-Richland School District Five, based on information the district has received from law enforcement a couple of Chapin area schools are under a modified secure status.
South Carolina executes Richard Moore despite broadly supported plea to cut sentence to life
South Carolina put Richard Moore to death by lethal injection Friday for the 1999 fatal shooting of a convenience store clerk, despite a broad appeal for mercy by parties that included three jurors and the judge from his trial, a former prison director, pastors and members of his family.
Police still searching for murder suspect in Chapin
Chapin police say they have a confirmed sighting of a fugitive wanted for murder overnight near Chapin High School.
Road back open after car crash in Town of Lexington
Road back open after a car collision at the intersection of Mineral Springs and Sunset Boulevard Thursday night.
West Columbia man arrested in Whitmire during patrol operation, say deputies
A West Columbia man was arrested in Whitmire during a patrol operation on Wednesday night, say Newberry County deputies.
Fight breaks out at Orangeburg County polling place
A fight broke out at an early voting polling location in Orangeburg on Wednesday, Oct. 30.
Local Living: Fall Back Fest, Midlands Arts and Crafts Market, Riverbanks Zoo’s “Wild Nights” event, Fireflies Holiday Lights
Local Living: Events in the Midlands to enjoy with family and friends.
Over 200 staff members of Prisma Health Children’s Hospital take part in “Halloween Parade”
The parade continues to grow in size, with nearly 200 team members making their way through the halls of the children’s hospital for what they call reverse-trick-or-treating.
