Our breaking news section delivers real-time updates on urgent and significant events across South Carolina. This fast-paced, accurate reporting ensures that residents are the first to know about critical developments that affect their lives and communities. From emergency alerts to major political announcements, we provide the essential information you need, when you need it. Trust our breaking news coverage to keep you informed on the unfolding stories that impact South Carolina.
News Summary Columbia, South Carolina, is currently facing severe weather with tornado and thunderstorm warnings in effect. A tornado watch has been issued for several
News Summary A South Carolina jury has awarded $700 million to the family of Brittanee Drexel, who was kidnapped and murdered in 2009. This significant
News Summary Both North and South Carolina are grappling with severe wildfires that led to the declaration of a state of emergency. The largest blaze
News Summary On January 2, 2025, Greenville County was thrown into chaos when a bomb threat during a traffic stop on Interstate 85 brought all
News Summary A shooting incident at a Lancaster Walmart on April 1, 2025, left two injured and multiple arrests made. Eyewitnesses reported chaos as police
News Summary In a historic movement for South Carolina politics, the state Senate is considering the removal of State Treasurer Curtis Loftis over a massive
News Summary In an unexpected twist, 43 monkeys escaped from the Alpha Genesis Primate Research Center in Yemassee, South Carolina, leading to a community-wide response.
News Summary After a thrilling win over Texas A&M, Columbia, SC, experienced chaos as a shooting left three injured. The incident occurred near Williams-Brice Stadium,
News Summary In Greenville, a 21-year-old woman, Daziana Natasha Kian’te Lewis, was shot and killed by sheriff’s deputies following a reported altercation. The incident raises
News Summary In South Carolina, inmate Mikal Mahdi has opted for execution by firing squad, scheduled for April 11. This decision follows the state’s recent
