Friday around 10:30 p.m. crews responded to a residential structure fire at the 100 block of White Ash and Cemetery Rd in Graniteville with both residents trapped inside the home.
It’s a little warmer than we’re used to this time of year but that’s not stopping all of the holiday fun. But Christmas time isn’t always easy for everyone. Here’s how you can help serve one family who’s serving us this holiday season.
Millions of Americans rely on insulin every day to manage diabetes, but some report having to spend hundreds of dollars a month on this essential prescription.
Burke County Sheriff’s Office is hosting an annual Christmas Toy Drive to bring smiles to the faces of parents and children alike who may not otherwise have a joyous Christmas celebration.
Throughout the pandemic, hundreds of traveling nurses are still making stops in Charleston to help in local hospitals. A local recruiting agency said the number of traveling nurses across the state has nearly doubled since the pandemic started.
The family of Mallory Beach has filed a lawsuit, claiming pictures of their daughter’s body is being used in a documentary centering on Alex Murdaugh and his family.
Oakland County prosecutor Karen McDonald said the parents committed “egregious” acts, including buying a gun and making it available to Ethan Crumbley and failing to intervene when they were summoned to the school Tuesday and confronted with a drawing.
A woman accused of lewd conduct and other inappropriate behavior while working as a substitute teacher at Myrtle Beach High School has been released from jail on bond.
The homeless outreach team hit the streets of Augusta for the fourth day of a six day mission. Their six-day mission: survey the city’s exploding homeless population to identify needs and gaps in service.
Students at Burke County High School are asked to not come to the school campus after two threats were made against the school this week. Where does the investigation stand? Plus it's time to donate to the 2021Cares for Kids Radiothon. Find out how in your top headlines.
So far this year, 64 people have reported that someone had filed their taxes for them, making tax fraud the top reported way that consumers had their identities stolen in the state, according to the SC Dept. of Consumer Affairs.
Long ambulance response times – it’s an issue people across county lines have been dealing with for months. Now Gold Cross is working with Richmond and Columbia counties to cut down on those long waits.
Christmas trees are beautiful but you have to be careful. The Augusta Fire Department teamed up with the Burn Center to demonstrate what not to do and help you stay safe.
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