President Trump surveys flood damage in SC
President Donald Trump came to the Carolina’s today, getting a first hand look at flood damage and see the problems communities still face from the effects of Hurricane Florence.
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Coroner identifies mental health patients who drowned in transport
Officials on Tuesday morning identified the two mental health patients who died in flood waters last night.
Gov. McMaster suspends Solicitor indicted for fraud and theft
Governor Henry McMaster suspended Fifth Circuit Court Solicitor Dan Johnson on Wednesday.
SC Farmers take a hit from Florence
Hurricane Florence has caused damage to many local farms, ABC Columbia’s Angela Rogers has the full story in the video above.
2 Correctional Officers arrested by SCDC Police Services
Today, the arrest warrants for Correctional Officers were released by the South Carolina Department of Corrections Police Services.
Officials say waiting to return home could be the safest choice
While Florence may have passed, the effects of the storm can still create danger for those attempting to return home.
Gov. McMaster meets with responders to discuss strategy
Tuesday morning, Governor Henry McMaster met with representatives from the Air Force, National Guard and the Department of Defense to discuss strategy for storm relief moving forward.
Pee Dee River nearing record highs as flood waters continue to rise
CHERAW, SC (WOLO) – The Pee Dee River is nearing record highs, prompting flood warning in Chesterfield County. Watch the live report above for the full story. Categories: Local News, National News, News, State Tags: Florence, SCNews
Nichols SC already seeing high flood waters
ABC Columbia’s Alexis Frazier attempted to enter Nichols, S.C. to tell us more about potential flooding, but water levels were already too high for the crew to make it through.
Historical flooding “never seen before” could take weeks to drain
CHERAW, SC (WOLO) – Thousands of acres are flooded around the Pee Dee River. As of 6 p.m. Monday (9/17), the water had risen 3 feet since 11 a.m. It will take weeks to drain according to the Chesterfield County Sheriff. Watch the video above to see the live report. Categories: Local News, National News, News, State Tags: SCNews
