Former Irmo Police Chief passes away
The town of Irmo is honoring one of their former police chiefs.
Police say retired Chief David Graham recently died.
The town of Irmo is honoring one of their former police chiefs.
Police say retired Chief David Graham recently died.
Photo: SPD Imani Cox charged in altercation with Toumey employee Sumter, S.C. (WOLO)– The Sumter Co. Coroner’s Office says the death of a Prisma Health Toumey employee has been ruled a homicide. A spokesperson for the coroner’s office says Kevin Robinson who was a mental health professional facility died from physiological stress associated with physical altercation in the setting of…
Columbia Police is looking for a man they say is wanted in connection to a murder from June.
A Georgia-based breakfast and brunch-all-day restaurant has officially opened their doors for business in Five Points today.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) Many students in the midlands will be returning to the classroom in the next few weeks and inflation is driving up cost for school supplies. The national retail federation is predicting inflation will add 40 percent more this year to the cost of school supplies. The federation also reports compared to the past three years 40% of…
The Lexington Police Department is looking for a Pelion woman accused in multiple shoplifting cases spanning two states.
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The Food and Drug Administration is issuing a major recall for Family Dollar stores after the agency says hundreds of products they say were not stored within the “labeled required temperature”.
The leader of al-Qaeda, one of the FBI’s most wanted terrorists, was killed in a drone strike in Kabul over the weekend, ABC News can confirm through sources familiar with the operation.
As rescue teams continue to help victims of Kentucky’s flooding, some local Midlands residents are doing their part to help as well.
Bob Mann, a Gaston resident, arrived in Kentucky this past Saturday. He and other American Red Cross volunteers are currently camped out at the University of Pikeville. Each day part of his job is to help find places for flood victims to stay.