Natasha Robin

Get ready for some rain in the Midlands.

According to officials, Correy T. Brown pled guilty to charges of murder and armed Robbery. Under South Carolina law, Brown is not eligible for parole after the shooting death of Brian Rogers at an apartment complex near Berryhill Road in the St. Andrews area.

Kershaw County’s top law enforcement officer and one of his former deputies are facing a new lawsuit.

Judge Stan Baker of the U.S. Court for the Southern District of Georgia sided with the South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson and issued an injunction against enforcing the vaccine mandate after hearing oral arguments Friday, Dec. 3. According to Wilson’s office, this is the third time the courts have agreed on his stance against the vaccine mandate.

Seth Connor visited the Bull Street District last weekend with his family to enjoy the green space and noticed blue ribbons tied around some of the trees. Connor became nervous developers had plans to cut them down. He was correct.

With a number of local schools experiencing lockdowns in recent weeks and school safety top of mind, parents may be having some difficult conversations with their children.

South Carolina’s economy is expected to be fully recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic next year. That’s according to the state’s 2022 Economic Outlook report from the University of South Carolina’s Darla Moore School of Business, released Tuesday.

White rushed for 583 yards with 2 touchdowns this season. He also had 3 receiving touchdowns and caught 19 passes and had 202 receiving yards.

Upon investigation, there was no evidence that any other students were presented or threatened with the gun.

A Sumter man is wanted after allegedly pepper-spraying a store clerk before robbing the store.

Charleston residents got quite a surprise when they went to a local fast-food restaurant and Chevy Chase was serving them in the drive-thru.