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Landing the Air Force's next-generation fighter - the F-35- likely will guarantee a long future for two Midlands bases and ensure thousands of jobs will stay in the area, military supporters say.

Published: Sunday, November 8, 2009 at 3:15 a.m. Last Modified: Sunday, November 8, 2009 at 12:44 a.m. A bullet went through the head of Gaffney serial killer Patrick Tracy Burris, fracturing his skull, and another bullet went through his heart, according to autopsy results released to the Herald-Journal. Burris, 41, fatally shot five people in ...

A former South Carolina worker at the Savannah River Site has filed a federal lawsuit, claiming racial and religious discrimination by co-workers. The Aiken Standard reported Friday that 41-year-old Al Zeiny sued his former employer in U.S. District Court in Aiken.

South Carolina U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham says cleaning air pollution and achieving energy independence must go together.

Since last Tuesday's oil spill, tar balls have been washing up in the Lowcountry.

Ms. Kathleen Forte and Mr. Carlessie Williams, Sr. of Hartsville, SC announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Sophia Loren Williams to Mr.

LOGAN RILEY NULL AND JEREMY T. MERCK graduated Oct. 9 from the Basic Law Enforcement Session 543 at the S.C. Criminal Justice Academy.

The family of a South Carolina boy killed while trick-or-treating last year is urging families to keep their children safe as they go door-to-door. The parents of 12-year-old T.J. Darrisaw said in a statement released Wednesday by Sumter Police that their family is still grieving the boy's death.

Dr. Jeffrey Weaver and Dr. Patrick McKnight recently completed an advanced cosmetic course on creating smile makeovers and experienced instruction from an industry expert, Dr.

New Birmingham owner Carson Yeung has pledged to invest up to $65 million on the squad in the January transfer window.

A medical helicopter is back in the air as it has replaced the one that crashed in Georgetown County Sept.25, killing all three crew members on board.

The preliminary report on last month's medical helicopter crash that killed three people has been released by federal investigators.

A North Carolina prosecutor says the police officers who shot and killed the suspect in five killings in South Carolina will not face any charges.

The police officers who shot the suspect in a killing spree that left five people dead in South Carolina during the summer will not face any charges, a prosecutor said Friday.

Police in South Carolina say a hostage situation ended with a woman escaping from a home and a man found dead inside.

To make a donation to help the children of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: Mail: Write a check to SPMA Outreach/Global/Tanzania and send to Sea Pines Montessori Academy, 9 Fox Grape Road, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 On the Web: Go to www.spma.com, click "Donate" in the top right corner, and, on the donation form, check the box to contribute to SPMA ...

The three victims who died in Friday's Omniflight medical helicopter crash near Georgetown were all from the eastern Carolinas.

Nearly 150 people attended a memorial service for one of the three people killed in a medical helicopter crash along the South Carolina coast.

Services are set for two victims of a medical helicopter crash near the South Carolina coast.

Federal investigators hope to find witnesses who saw a medical helicopter crash near the South Carolina coast, killing all three people on board.