Our coverage of crime in South Carolina offers a detailed look at law enforcement efforts, criminal cases, and public safety initiatives across the state. Reporting on issues from local incidents to statewide crime trends, we strive to provide a balanced view that respects the complexities of the criminal justice system while prioritizing the safety and rights of communities. Our goal is to inform residents about the challenges and successes in maintaining public safety, including the nuanced approaches to preventing and responding to crime.
News Summary Brad Sigmon was executed by firing squad in South Carolina, marking the first use of this method since it was legalized in 2021.
News Summary Officials in South Carolina are readying for protests scheduled to coincide with Flag Day and President Trump’s birthday. Attorney General Alan Wilson warns
News Summary South Carolina executed inmate Mikal Mahdi by firing squad, marking the second use of this method in a short span. Witnesses reported that
News Summary Two separate shooting incidents in Chester County resulted in one fatality and two injuries. The suspect, Ronrico Lamont McCullough Jr., was apprehended soon
News Summary Nathanial ‘Nate’ G. Baker, a junior at the University of South Carolina, was killed in a hit-and-run incident involving 24-year-old Rosali I. Fernandez-Cruz,
News Summary In a devastating incident in Columbia, Logan Federico, a college student, was shot and killed during a violent crime spree led by Alexander
News Summary A young man has been charged with attempted murder following a shooting incident in Greenville County, South Carolina. The shooting occurred early in
News Summary Two residents from South Carolina have been charged in a significant health care fraud operation that resulted in 324 individuals facing charges nationwide.
News Summary Deputy Devin Mason, aged 27, was tragically killed in an ambush while attempting to apprehend a suspect in Lamar, South Carolina. While Mason
News Summary South Carolina is at the forefront of a massive health care fraud operation, with the Department of Justice charging 324 individuals nationwide. The
