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Orangeburg Police chief releases statement after public safety officer charged with assault
Orangeburg Police Chief Charles Austin released a statement after an Orangeburg Department of Public Safety officer was charged with assault
Columbia road open to traffic in both directions after collision causes downed power lines
Broad River Road near Longcreek Drive is now back open to traffic following this afternoon’s collision, says CRFD.
Former teacher charged with child sex crimes, HIV exposure released on bond
A former South Carolina teacher facing multiple child sex crime charges and two counts of exposing others to HIV has been released from jail on bond.
Two men fatally struck by train Tuesday in Orangeburg
The Orangeburg County Coroner's Office says two people were killed after being struck by a train Tuesday night.
Judge again blocks Trump mail ballot executive order in ruling that’s likely to be swiftly appealed
(AP) — A federal judge on…
New statewide network to preserve the legacy of SC Black schools
A new statewide network is ensuring some South Carolina schools are not lost to history.
Local Living: Author celebrates debut novel with special book signing
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Truck driver dead after Wednesday night accident
Troopers with the SC Highway Patrol say a truck driver is dead after an accident Wednesday night in Lee County.
LCSD: 2 middle school students facing weapons charges
Students at Carolina Springs Middle School were charged for unrelated cases of having weapons on school grounds, says LCSD.
Changes to SC's food stamps program will begin later than originally scheduled
Changes to South Carolina's food stamps program will now begin later than originally scheduled.
Physical altercation at high school led to pepper spray exposure for students
A physical altercation at A.C. Flora High School led to students being exposed to pepper spray Thursday, say deputies.
Former Orangeburg public safety officer arrested after assault caught on video
A former officer with the Orangeburg Department of Public Safety was arrested Tuesday after he reportedly assaulted a victim as they were being detained at the Orangeburg County Detention Center.
Cayce PD: 17-year-old returned home safe
Cayce Police Department says the teen has been located and returned home safely.
Driver killed in I-20 collision in Lee County
Highway Patrol says a driver is dead following a collision on I-20 East at mile marker 109 Wednesday night.
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State officials give update on Carolina Crossroads Project
State and federal transportations were on hand Wednesday, August 26, for an update on the Carolina Crossroads Project.
SC to receive more than $245 million as a result of Meta settlement
According to the South Carolina Attorney General's Office, South Carolina will receive more than $245 million as a result of the settlement.
SCDPH announces West Nile Virus outbreaks in the Midlands, Lowcountry
The South Carolina Department of Public Health confirms that two outbreaks of West Nile virus has been found in the Midlands and the Lowcountry.
Columbia bookkeeper sentenced to prison, accused of stealing $250K from local business
A Columbia bookkeeper has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for wire fraud, says the DOJ.
Lexington man arrested on child sexual abuse material charges
A Lexington man was arrested on a charge connected to the sexual exploitation of minors, says the AG's Office.
UPDATE: 2nd suspect in Sumter murder captured
Sumter Police officers have arrested the second suspect involved in a fatal shooting on East Charlotte Avenue Monday.
MLILY Factory to permanently close Friday following fire; 254 jobs eliminated
The owners of the mattress factory that burned down earlier this month will shut its doors permanently, leaving 254 employees without a job.
Democratic Candidate Annie Andrews reiterates debate challenge to Sen. Darline Graham
COLUMBIA, SC — (WOLO) Tuesday night, Democratic Candidate Dr. Annie Andrews issued a statement following the unofficial results of the Special GOP…
