More than a decade after the initial lawsuit was filed, a victim is getting a payout from The Citadel after being sexually assaulted by a former camp counselor.
A new tradition is taking off for the Greenville Hurricanes football team. Every Thursday, players have the chance to give a devotional to the team, which is a lesson about Christianity in their lives.
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division announced that two Greenville County men were recently charged after agents investigated multiple fraudulent vehicle titles.
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson is sending a letter Eventbrite after it deplatformed a South Carolina event where the guest speaker is scheduled to speak about the dangers of pediatric gender transition.
The chief suspect in Natalee Holloway’s 2005 disappearance in Aruba admitted he killed her and disposed of her remains, and has agreed to plead guilty to charges he tried to extort money from the teen’s mother years later, a U.S. judge said Wednesday,
The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office said the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division has been asked to investigate an incident involving a school resource officer.
The event, put on by multiple Jewish community organizations and leaders in Greenville County, was an effort to send a message that the Jewish community and Israel are stronger together.
The South Carolina Court of Appeals is allowing convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh to set aside his appeal of his conviction in the June 2021 killings of his wife and son so that he can then officially request a new trial in circuit court.
New details were released about a lawsuit surrounding a book that explores racism and antiracism after it was pulled from an Upstate school district’s libraries last fall.
Rebecca Wilcox and her husband are trying to find the man who came to their home in the middle of the night and took a picture of their car’s VIN number.
FOX Carolina Investigates visited DJJ in Columbia. Director Eden Hendrick said the conditions are a symptom of a bigger problem plaguing the department.
A North Charleston Police officer’s quick thinking is being credited for helping save the life of a two-year-old girl who fell out of a moving vehicle on Interstate 26 earlier this month.
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