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By: Shamira McCray
COLUMBIA — A Richland County deputy was arrested this week after misusing the sheriff's department's Flock camera system , meant for reading license plates and tracking vehicles.
By: Shamira McCray
LEXINGTON — A bridge along a highly traveled road in Lexington County could soon be replaced for the first time in more than 75 years.
By: Shamira McCray, Jordan Lawrence
LEXINGTON — A celebrated deputy who lost her life on Lake Murray will be honored today.
By: Shamira McCray
IRMO — Irmo residents will vote in November on whether the town's administrator should legally be in charge of the day-to-day operations here.
By: Shamira Mccray
Her call sign will be retired by the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department in honor of her legacy and sacrifice to the community.
By: Shamira Mccray
A Columbia mosque and school leader has been charged again in an investigation into alleged sexual assaults dating back several years.
By: Shamira McCray
Updated COLUMBIA — Police announced the positive identification of human remains belonging to a man first reported missing in June 2023.
By: Shamira McCray
IRMO — Although public opposition persists, Irmo's Town Council gave developers the OK this week to move forward with plans to build about 300 new apartments near Columbiana Drive.
By: Shamira McCray
Since going missing or running away is not a crime, these situations land in a gray area, in terms of law enforcement response.
New faces outnumber incumbents in Lexington County school board races.
