Land saved near wildlife refuge, fishing village as sprawl moves up the SC coast
More than 1,400 acres of vacant land are being protected near a well-known wildlife refuge to prevent more Charleston sprawl
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A Chapin homeowner alleges Great Southern Homes' improper grading and Lexington County approvals caused $40,000 in property damage from runoff…
Year after man was killed an arrest has been made, South Carolina police say
Camden, SC police said a man was charged with voluntary manslaughter almost a year after a homicide investigation began following…
Woman at gas pump sticks hose through truck window, douses driver, NC sheriff says
Convenience store argument turns potentially deadly when woman points gas hose through truck window and sprays driver, North Carolina sheriff…
Down a man late, US holds strong for World Cup knockout round win in Bay Area
Malik Tillman’s 82nd-minute free kick in the San Francisco Bay Area made it 2-0, sending the U.S. to the World…
Cameras. Horses. Drones. Columbia police demonstrate latest crime-fighting tactics
Columbia police showcase cameras, ShotSpotter, drones, e-bikes and mounted patrol at Finlay Park to boost safety, support investigations and deter…
‘He built an icon.’ Midlands street dedicated in memory of late Zesto owner
A section of 12th Street in West Columbia and Cayce has been memorialized as Gus Manos Memorial Street in memory…
SC State Fair offers sneak peek at festivities as contests ‘Rooted in Fun’ open
Submit entries to the S.C. State Fair by Sept. 1: 16 contest categories from flowers to carrot cupcakes, plus patriotic…
Women killed in early morning house fires, South Carolina coroners say
A South Carolina coroner said the Aiken County sheriff is investigating a house fire on Golf Course Road where a…
Shopping sprees and swooshes: How fans reacted to first day of USC Nike sales
Stores across Columbia and Lexington held early-access events, where eager Gamecock fans were among the first to get their hands…