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UPDATE: 3 die in crash outside Augusta after an attempted stop for speeding
A dangerous chase with Augusta authorities on Friday turned deadly. Georgia Department of Public Safety spokesperson Franka Young said via news release that a Blythe police officer tried to stop a Mercury Sable for speeding north on Deans Bridge Road when the suspect allegedly refused to stop. As they approached the Bath Edie...
UPDATE: Woman identified in shooting death off Gordon Highway in Augusta
Augusta authorities are investigating a shooting death in an area between Gordon Highway and Doug Barnard Parkway over the weekend. Richmond County Coroner Mark Bowen said via news release that authorities responded to the 200 block of Dan Bowles Road on Saturday. A woman's body was found lying in the road with at...
Aiken Regional Medical Centers educates community on the latest in surgical technology equipment
Aug. 16—Aiken Regional Medical Centers exhibited a Da Vinci Xi console — a machine used to perform robotic surgery — on Aug. 15, giving locals an up-close look at recent advances in operative technology. Da Vinci Xi is the most recent technology within the Da Vinci system, and has been used by Aiken Regional for about one year. Visitors were able to try out a demo device allowing them to test ...
The hidden South Carolina story this Native American art market is bringing to light
COLUMBIA, S.C. — The first South Carolina Native American Art Gathering and Market was held at the Soda City Market. The Columbia Art Museum, along with the state's Commission for Minority Affairs, hosted an event where Indigenous artists and community leaders showcased different aspects of Native American traditions. "We...
Missing in South Carolina: Police searching for 12-year-old girl who never made it to school
SUMTER, S.C. — Above video: Your Saturday headlines. Police in South Carolina need your help finding a missing girl. Londyn J. White, 12, was reported missing Friday by her family in Sumter. She was last seen Friday morning waiting on the bus to school. But she did not make it to class.
High Rip Current Risk as Hurricane Ernesto swell hits Lowcountry beaches
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Swimmers and surfers are urged to exercise caution as the Lowcountry experiences high waves and dangerous rip currents due to the arrival of Hurricane Ernesto’s swell. The National Weather Service has issued a High Rip Current Risk for Southeast South Carolina and Georgia beaches, which remains in effect through this evening. […]
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