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 The small town of Sumter, South Carolina, is grappling with the shocking shooting death of 56-year-old Christopher Abrams. The incident occurred near Brent
News Summary In a thrilling women’s basketball matchup, the No. 8 Maryland Terrapins secured a hard-fought victory over the No. 24 Minnesota Gophers, winning 99-92.
News Summary A medical emergency aboard Royal Caribbean’s Vision of the Seas has delayed the ship’s return to Baltimore by one day. After making an
News Summary In Sumter County, South Carolina, two men were arrested for drug trafficking after a routine traffic stop led to the discovery of crack
News Summary The Senate hearing for Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for defense secretary, revealed intense scrutiny and divided opinions. Senators questioned Hegseth on
News Summary Brandon Cisse, a standout cornerback from NC State, is transferring to South Carolina just before the NCAA’s transfer deadline. With two years of
News Summary Mauldin, South Carolina, has a new lottery champion! A lucky Powerball ticket purchased at Quik Trip yielded a $50,000 prize for one resident.
News Summary The small town of Aiken, South Carolina, is in shock following the recent shooting death of William Lee Mathis Jr. Two arrests have
News Summary A tragic accident on Interstate 385 in Simpsonville, SC, resulted in the loss of 24-year-old Marie Jabbie and her unborn child. Despite emergency
News Summary A severe winter storm is wreaking havoc across the Southern U.S., causing widespread travel disruptions in cities like Atlanta and Charlotte. With over
