Walker Lawson is a multimedia journalist based in Columbia, South Carolina. He focuses on covering local news stories, including infrastructure issues, community concerns, and law enforcement practices. His work has been featured on WLTX-TV, WCNC Charlotte, and WFMY-TV, providing in-depth reporting and insights into the issues affecting the Midlands region.
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By: Walker Lawson
Bishopville is considering a plan to improve sidewalks and bike paths.
South Carolina is hoping to speed up election results with the new scanners.
By: Walker Lawson
LEXINGTON, S.C. — A woman was arrested after bypassing security at River Bluff High School and confronting a teacher, police say.
Winnsboro has paused new housing and commercial developments for six months to reassess its zoning regulations and growth strategy.
By: Walker Lawson
Stephen Green is one of 47 inmates charged in connection with the riot but has the most severe charges.
The violent incident left seven inmates dead and numerous others injured.
By: Walker Lawson
Jurors continued hearing testimony and reviewing evidence Wednesday in the trial of Stephen Green.
Green was found guilty of Murder, assault & battery by a mob in the 2nd degree, prisoner carrying and concealing weapons, and conspiracy
By: Walker Lawson
Recovery efforts continue as utility companies work to restore power and other agencies look to provide food and water to those in need.
The town has been without power for 5 days and could be without power for 3 more days
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