Kiana Miller

South Carolina Hospital Association is thanking healthcare workers throughout the state by deploying a “Healthcare Heroes Truck” to visit hospitals and share messages of appreciation.

Sumter County Sheriff’s Office found a deceased Bennettsville man in a Sumter County motel on March 17.

Students from Springdale Elementary School showed their love for Faye Swetlik by making heartfelt Valentine’s Day cards for her, this before the tragic announcement that she was found dead not far from where she disappeared.

Clarendon County Sheriff’s Office has arrested two people for the murder of 19-year-old Martavis Deangelo Armstrong McKenzie who was killed in December 2019.

One of the five people charged in the death of a Gaston woman back in 2017 was convicted of murder Jan. 16.

The principal of E. L. Wright Middle School sent a letter to parents about a threat posted on Instagram overnight on Jan. 12.

Deputies with Kershaw County Sheriff’s Office received high praise from a mother in desperate need after they intervened with a special police escort to the emergency room.

Deputy Chelsea Cockrell was working at Lugoff Elementary School when a driver plowed into her around 7:10 a.m., throwing her body.

South Carolina has risen in rank as one of the deadliest states for women. The rate of women being murdered by men in the state has gone up since the Violence Policy Center’s When Men Murder Women: An Analysis of 2016 Homicide Data report, causing S.C. to go from sixth to fifth in the nation.

South Carolina Department of Transportation’s Commission voted unanimously to remove the name of former commissioner, John Hardee, from a sign leading to the Columbia airport Thursday.

Jamal Josef, a Denmark College alumni who choreographed part of Beyonce’s Coachella performance will be teaching two Dance Masterclass sessions in Columbia on Sept. 20.

A camera crew from WMBF caught on camera what appears to be a potential funnel cloud or tornado forming in the sky above North Myrtle Beach early Thursday morning following Hurricane Dorian’s arrival to the South Carolina coast.

In an effort to combat the ever-increasing dangers associated with opioid drug use, Lexington County Fire Service firefighters will now carry and administer Narcan for patients suffering from symptoms of an overdose.

Parents across the state can help establish a foundation of success for their children through the South Carolina Department of Education’s “Read Your Way to the Big Game!” contest.

Paul Tarashuk, a man diagnosed with schizophrenia, died in March four hours after Orangeburg County EMTs released him from their custody.

Food Lion will unveil a new, easier shopping experience for customers in the greater Myrtle Beach, Florence, Columbia and Charleston, S.C., markets on July 17. Customers in Lumberton, N.C., also will be able to shop their newly-renovated local stores.

A South Carolina couple was indicted Friday on charges stemming from their conspiracy to obtain a U.S. passport by falsely claiming they were the parents of a baby from the Philippines and by using false records to apply for a U.S. passport for the baby.

On Thursday, South Carolina Department of Corrections moved Death Row from Kirkland Correctional Institution to Broad River Correctional Institution to the unit originally built to house these inmates in 1988.

The 116th Congress confirmed that Clemson alumnus, Gen. John W. Raymond will lead the United States Space Command.

The father of the family killed on I-95 after hitting an alligator in May 2018 filed a lawsuit against Kia Motors, Hyundai and the South Carolina Department of Transportation late May 2019.