When Felix Butler sought to become a firefighter in St. Stephen in 2020, he put in his application that his salary was negotiable and that he could start working “ASAP.”
State authorities have released Alex Murdaugh’s call to 911 after he was reportedly shot in Hampton County in September.
A trip to the hospital in South Carolina can lead to patients eventually losing part of their tax refund.
Newly released documents show that the two Charleston County jail employees who were fired months after Jamal Sutherland’s death had each previously been flagged repeatedly for use of force.
Farm supply stores in the Lowcountry do not offer COVID-19 treatment, but that has not stopped some people from showing up seeking ivermectin products to try to alleviate symptoms of the virus.
The list of customers who say Landmark, a moving company, disappeared with their belongings is continuing to grow. Now, a federal investigation is underway.
A day after Solicitor Scarlett Wilson announced that the two Charleston County detention deputies involved in the death of Jamal Sutherland will not face state charges, the use of force consultant hired by Wilson said that what is depicted in the videos of Sutherland’s death is “shocking” and “disturbing.”
South Carolina has a long list of crimes that are considered stand-alone felonies, including murder and aggravated assault, but strangulation is not on that list.
State auditors will soon be looking into the South Carolina Department of Disabilities and Special Needs.
