Bond denied for mom of 5-month-old baby lost in creek
Bond was denied for Sarah Toney, the mother of a missing 5-month-old girl named Grace, by an Horry County Magistrate Judge Aaron Butler Thursday morning.
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Coastal Carolina student dead in shooting near Conway
Authorities have identified the Coastal Carolina University student who was shot and killed in an apartment near the university’s campus in Conway.
Boil water advisory issued for customers on Bon Air Drive, Eastover and Hutchinson Streets
A boil water advisory has been issued for customers in the 1400-1700 blocks of Bon Air Drive, including Eastover Street and Hutchinson Street.
6,400 cases of pudding recalled for improper labeling
Pudding maker Kozy Shack Enterprises is recalling some pudding because it was not labeled as containing eggs.
Coastal Carolina student dead in shooting near Conway
Authorities are investigating the shooting death of a Coastal Carolina University student at an apartment complex near the university’s campus in Conway.
Data shows infant mortality rate in state hits record low
Recent data shows the infant mortality rate in South Carolina hit an all-time low in 2014 while infant mortality among black babies in the state climbed higher last year.
Listen to Ben Carson’s New Rap Ad Aimed at African-American Voters
To add to Ben Carson’s unconventional and unorthodox campaign style, his campaign is launching a bit of a different advertising strategy.
Boeing donates $500K for African American Museum in SC
Final design of a planned $75 million African American museum in Charleston is underway.
Inside Fox Lake Cop’s ‘extensive’ criminal acts before suicide
A veteran Illinois cop used his department’s youth Explorer post as a piggy bank for years — laundering the cash then spending it on everything from adult websites to travel expenses — before committing suicide in September his “extensive criminal acts” would be revealed, police said
Institute of Southern Studies holds talk on cotton, slavery
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The Institute for Southern Studies at the University of South Carolina is scheduled to hold a lecture about cotton agriculture in the South and its reliance on slave labor.
