ELECTION DAY: Midlands residents vote for new and incumbent leaders in municipal races
“It has been terrific today," said Cayce poll manager Julie Isom. "We have more voters coming before noon than we’ve ever had.”
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Teen sentenced to 10 years in prison for striking deputy with stolen vehicle
"Your actions have consequences. It doesn't really matter how you feel afterwards, those actions still happen. And those consequences are still real. And that's true for me as well as Jamon. You know, he's facing the consequences of what he did that day and I'm dealing with them and have been dealing with them everyday since the incident just in a different capacity," says Investigator Merriman.
Police: Woman charged with Cruelty to Child at Midlands Preschool
Investigators say on October 26th at Chesterbrook Academy Preschool, Wages was accused of grabbing a 3 year old boy by his arms with force and leaving visible marks.
Police: Former PTA president charged with taking up to $50K
Police say she is charged with breach of trust and faces up to ten years in prison.
Infant mortality rate declines in South Carolina
For the first time in 20 years, the country is seeing a significant increase in infant mortality rates, this is according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Lexington Police identify man accused of hit-and-run collision
Police in Lexington are looking for a man they say may have been involved in a hit and run in a parking lot of Lowes Home Improvement on October 2nd.
New theory on Earth's creation emerges
(CNN) --- A new theory has emerged relating to the Earth's creation billions of years ago answering a glaring question that scientists have long pondered. Scientists mostly agree that an ancient planet likely smashed…
Hootie & the Blowfish announce concert stop in Columbia
Rock band Hootie & the Blowfish announce summer concert series bringing them to Soda City
Get paid $1000 dollars to make your bed
Making your bed every day for a month could net you $1,000 dollars.
Democratic candidate Marianne Williamson files to be on SC primary ballot
Most of Williamson’s plans for the country include economic stability for the majority of Americans.
Lake Marion High School prepares for renovation projects to building, athletic facilities
School and district staff broke ground Monday morning on a new turf athletic field being installed at the football stadium.
Newberry County arrests two men accused of armed robbery, attempted murder
Newberry arrests two men accused of armed robbery and attempted murder
South Carolina's official Christmas tree arrives at State House
The 35-foot-tall Norway Spruce that traveled from Henderson Tree Farms in Morganton, North Carolina will become a celebrity of sorts, and for many will mark the beginning of the Christmas and holiday season across the state.
Police: SC State football player charged with having gun on campus
Police at South Carolina State University say Freshman Ja'Quan Toney was arrested Saturday and charged with carrying or displaying firearms in public buildings.
Judge likely to be next South Carolina chief justice promises he has no political leanings
The only candidate running to be South Carolina's top judge defended the state's method of having lawmakers fill the state’s bench, saying appointees are ethical and qualified.
Homework tips for parents and students
In this Health Minute, Mandy Gaither has tips for parents on how they can help their kids with homework.
Two men accused of trafficking drugs, possession of guns arrested
Two men are behind bars accused of trafficking drugs, possession of guns, ammunition and drug paraphernalia
ABC's of Education: Actor offers SC State students 'From Dream to Screen' Masterclass
South Carolina State University students were given a once in a lifetime opportunity to find out more about careers in acting, screen writing, or producing to get one on one instruction from Actor Jason Weaver.
Road reopens after accident involving school bus
The Lexington Police Department says all lanes of Mineral Springs Road have reopened after the collision.
Military Matters: PTSD to Ph.D.
In tonight's Military Matters we introduce you to a remarkable woman who has turned her life of service to our country into service for the community, but most importantly, she did it for her
