Alex Murdaugh pleads guilty to multimillion-dollar theft from clients
He was charged with two counts of conspiracy to commit fraud, one count bank fraud, five counts of wire fraud, and 14 counts of money laundering.
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Police: Man used fake ID to withdraw thousands from victim's account
Investigators say it happened at First Palmetto Bank on August 14th.
Dept. of Corrections investigates inmate death as homicide
The South Carolina Department of Corrections says an inmate was found dead in his cell Tuesday morning.
SCHP investigate deadly Oconee County accident
The South Carolina Highway Patrol continues to look into the cause of a deadly accident involving two cars in Oconee County
Over 100 employers awaited jobseekers at SC Works Midlands career fair
"Their talents are in high demand. You know you look around, there's different careers to choose from, whether it's working for local government, working for private industries. It's wonderful to have options and we want to place their talent with a career they're comfortable with," says City of Columbia Councilman Will Brennan.
South Carolina women senators who fought abortion ban to receive JFK Profile in Courage award
During the filibuster the senators - Republicans Katrina Shealy, Sandy Senn, and Penry Gustafson, Democrat Margie Bright Matthews, and independent Mia McLeod — took turns “describing the complexities of pregnancy and the reproductive system, the dangers of lack of access to contraception, and inadequate privacy laws,” award officials said in written release.
Rep. James E. Clyburn writing book about eight Black congressmen from the 19th century
U.S. Rep. James E. Clyburn is working on a history book he calls a “passion project”: The story of the eight Black congressmen who represented South Carolina in the decades immediately following the Civil War.
Police: Caretaker stole $25K in jewelry, silverware from wheelchair bound woman
Police say they recovered most of the stolen items at area pawn shops.
USC holds first State of the University
University of South Carolina President Michael Amiridis delivered his first state of the University address Tuesday.
CPD now investigating 'suspicious' death as homicide
The death of a 66 year old woman that began as a 'suspicious' death is now being investigated as a homicide by Columbia Police.
Employers collaborate during "Workforce Development Symposium" at Williams-Brice Stadium
"Just imagine if we could fill those 80,000 jobs. That would create billions more in economic activity, so that's the challenge that we're here to discuss today," says Bob Morgan, President of the SC Chamber of Commerce.
Latest: Search over for missing F35 Jet, investigation underway
The search is over for an F35 fighter jet that disappeared after the pilot safely ejected near North Charleston Sunday.
Police respond to threats at Midlands schools
Investigators say both schools were put on secure status and searched. No explosives were found and classes resumed.
Alabama band director tased after refusing to stop conducting
A band director was tased and arrested when he disregarded police requests to stop his band’s performance after a high school football game, according to a Birmingham Police Department spokesperson.
Deal between U.S., Iran brings 7 Americans home
Turning our attention now to the latest developments in the diplomatic deal between iran and the United States that brought seven Americans home.
Update: Debris field believed to be missing Fighter Jet located in SC
According to military officials, a debris field has been found in South Carolina during the search for a F-35 fighter jet that had gone missing Sunday after a pilot safely ejected.
"Telehealth carts" to be placed in 18 rural senior centers across South Carolina
"So being able to get to their senior centers which are in their communities -- their local communities, who people know and respect -- it will cut down on the risk of being exposed to other illnesses and the travel time it takes to get to specialists," says Munn.
Former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson makes a stop in Columbia on presidential campaign trail
On his campaign trail, the governor made a stop in Columbia. He sat down with ABC Columbia's Miya Payton as he shared what he believes are the toughest challenges Americans are facing and how he plans to help.
Saluda man sentenced to 34 years in shooting death
According to the 11th Circuit Solicitor's Office, Aaron Hood, 20, was convicted September 14th for the murder of Xavier Cancer, 29.
Deputies: Students charged after middle school fight
Deputies say a school resource officer needed to use a taser to break up the fight
