‘People are panicking’: SC immigrants fear mass deportations as second Trump administration begins
Immigrants, advocacy groups, lawyers in South Carolina express fears as they brace for how Trump administration's mass ...
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Locked, loaded and legal: What you need to know about SC open carry laws
In March of 2024, the Constitutional Carry Guidance in South Carolina changed and now states that it is legal to openly carry ...
SLED investigating inmate death at South Carolina state prison
The Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office and the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division are investigating an in-custody inmate death.
SC woman said she hit a deer, then she was taken to jail, SLED reported. Here’s why
A woman was recently arrested after saying that she’d crashed into a deer with her vehicle, according to the South Carolina ...
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Upstate law enforcement receives funding for K-9 divisions
K-9 programs for three different law enforcement agencies got a big boost thanks to donations made on Wednesday.
Waccamaw High School student arrested at school was wanted out of Florida, report shows
A report from the Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office shows deputies and agents with the South Carolina Law Enforcement ...
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New details released after officer-involved shooting in Greenville
The South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division released new information following an officer-involved shooting in Greenville.
Gov. McMaster's push to end dogfighting has been ongoing for years. He wants more done.
Henry McMaster has called for dogfighting to stop in the state as governor and Attorney General. He's secured funding more than once, but what more can be done?
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Alexis Ware’s family proposes missing persons bill to SC lawmakers
The family of a missing Upstate mother is asking South Carolina lawmakers to propose a new law in the state legislature that would change how missing persons cases are investigated.
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Woman accuses Westerville police of intimidation, harassment in federal lawsuit
A central Ohio woman’s lawsuit against the city of Westerville and members of its police department accuses officers of ...