Man Shot at Restaurant Parking Lot: Not Random Say Police
The Lexington County Coroner’s Office has identified a man shot and killed in the parking lot of the Harbison Olive Garden as 21-year-old Thomas Hoefer of Columbia.
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Final Moments of Murder Victim Caught on Tape
Surveillance video recently released shows images of Beverly Hope Melton entering a convenience store to pay for gas, as a suspected attacker, also caught on tape, proceeds to abduct, rape and beat her to death with a baseball bat, according to authorities.
Haley Places Wager on Bowl Games
Governor Nikki Haley will have her eye on our two in state schools next week as the USC Gamecocks take on Nebraska on Monday in the Capitol One Bowl in Orlando and the Clemson Tigers face West Virginia in the Orange Bowl in Miami Wednesday.
Chapin Woman Arrested for Stealing Millions
A Chapin woman accused of stealing millions from her employer is behind bars.
Alcohol Poisoning Killed Clemson Freshman
CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) _ Authorities say heavy drinking led to the death of a 19-year-old Clemson University student at an off-campus apartment last month.
Pickens County Coroner Kandy Kelley released a toxicology report Thursday confirming that alcohol poisoning killed Tyler Karolczyk on Nov. 12, three days before his 20th birthday.
Sex Shop Changes its Name to Pacify Public
A new sex store changes its name to appease outraged neighboring businesses and residents.
Local Businesses Rally to Family of SC Officer
Local businesses are rallying together to raise money for the family of an Aiken police officer killed in the line of duty.
Congressman Wilson to Discuss His Priorities
U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson is unveiling his agenda for 2012 in a series of news conferences across the 2nd congressional district.
SC’s Folly Beach Park in Danger of Vanishing
Folly Beach County Park, hit hard by Hurricane Irene, is in real danger of washing away completely, and officials are hoping to come up with a solution.
DHEC Board Members to Discuss New Director
Board members for the Department of Health and Environmental Control are meeting to discuss replacing the agency’s retiring director.
