Kimberlei Davis is a journalist based in Columbia, South Carolina. She has written for various news outlets, including WACH FOX 57 and WCIV. Kimberlei covers local news stories, including crime, community events, and breaking news in the Columbia area.
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Kimberlei Davis' coverage focuses heavily on breaking news, particularly crime-related and evolving stories in the local area. She regularly reports on safety violations, criminal activities, arrests, and community concerns such as weather advisories.
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SUMTER, S.C. (WACH) — Deputies with the Sumter County Sheriff's Office Drug Unit searched a home on Flamingo Road and found cocaine, meth, marijuana and a gun.
By: Kimberlei Davis
LEXINGTON, S.C. (WACH) - — A Lexington man is facing multiple charges after stealing a deputy's patrol vehicle and leading police on a chase.
A Cayce man is accused of running a deputy over with a car while trying to escape arrest.
By: Kimberlei Davis
Homeowners and renters in Chester, Kershaw, and Orangeburg counties affected by Hurricane Helene can now apply for FEMA disaster assistance. This support may cover serious needs, temporary lodging, home repairs, and personal property losses.
Investigators with the Lexington Police Department (LPD) are seeking help to identify two individuals who allegedly stole a debit card last month.
By: Kimberlei Davis
Several states in the northern United States could get another chance to see the northern lights Friday night!#
By: Kimberlei Davis
In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, over $4.5 million has been raised for the One SC Fund at Central Carolina Community Foundation, including a $2.5 million grant from The Duke Endowment. This fund helps nonprofits assisting communities in South Carolina counties designated for FEMA aid.
Midlands schools had to close or shift to e-learning as Hurricane Helene brought severe weather last month.
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