Local Living: MLK Weekend
Local Living: Several places in the Midlands will be having events honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
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Four arrested in Cayce murder
Investigators say on December 11, 2023, officers responded to Abbott Arms Apartments on Wilkenson St.where witnesses say a group of people had been arguing in the parking lot before shots were fired.
Longest currently serving state senator in US plans to retire in South Carolina
The longest currently serving state senator in the U.S. doesn’t plan to run for office again this year in South Carolina.
Midlands man wanted in connection with domestic violence
A Midlands man is wanted for burglary 1st degree and domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature, says the Richland County Sheriff’s Department.
Newberry County deputies warn community of driveway paving, sealing scam
The Newberry County Sheriff’s Office is warning people about a driveway paving/sealing scam that has arrived back to the area, say deputies.
Fairfield County deputies ask public for help with unsolved murder investigation
The Fairfield County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the communities help solving a homicide that has been unsolved for 3 years, says the department.
Gaston Police arrest barricaded suspect
The Gaston Police Department has arrested an armed man who barricaded himself for hours yesterday said the department.
Ford recalls nearly 140k vehicles for increased crash risk
Ford is recalling nearly 140,000 cars because of a safety related concern.
South Carolina no longer has the least number of women in its Senate after latest swearing-in
Tameika Isaac Devine didn’t break a glass ceiling when she took her oath of office Tuesday to be South Carolina’s newest senator, but she did pull her state up from having the least number of women in its upper chamber.
South Carolina Republican agenda includes energy resilience, gender care, Black history and guns
Republican lawmakers who pull all the levers of the South Carolina Legislature want to dispense with so-called “social issues” and focus this session on matters hitting residents’ pocketbooks.
