Batesburg-Leesville man sentenced to federal prison for drug trafficking
Batesville-Leesville man was sentenced to federal prison after pleading guilty to drug trafficking, says the Department of Justice.
South Carolina
Annual SC Prayer Breakfast
On Wednesday morning, Governor Henry McMaster was among those who attended the 62 annual South Carolina Prayer Breakfast on Wednesday morning at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center.
Gas prices in South Carolina
Currently, drivers in the Midlands are paying $2.92 a gallon.
Deleted texts helped convince jurors man killed trans woman because of gender ID, foreperson says
When jurors first began weighing the fate of a man charged with murdering the transgender woman he’d been seeing secretly, they had little problem concluding that he fired the gun, the jury foreperson said.
Lee County deputies investigating after reports of shots fired at laundry service, reward offered
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after responding to a shots fired call at Crown Health Care Laundry Service located in Bishopville, said the sheriff’s office.
What to know before heading to the polls for the Republican Presidential Primary
If you do plan on voting tomorrow, do not go empty handed.
SEC’s Sankey visits, talks with trustees, leaders at South Carolina on changing sports landscape
Southeastern Conference commissioner Greg Sankey told University of South Carolina trustees the league’s union with the Big Ten Conference was created to provide leadership for a challenging landscape in college athletics.
South Carolina men arrested on criminal solicitation of a minor and related charges
Two South Carolina men have been arrested after the Attorney General’s Office says both men sent sexually explicit images to minors.
Williams-Brice Stadium to host Manchester U vs Liverpool match
The Gamecocks confirmed on Friday that Williams-Brice Stadium will host an exhibition professional soccer match this summer.
A love affair unraveled before a Black transgender woman was fatally shot in rural South Carolina
Dime Doe’s death on Aug. 4, 2019, is now the subject of the nation’s first federal trial over an alleged hate crime based on gender identity, which started Tuesday.
