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Floodwaters everywhere, like this one in brunswick county. It is not over yet. Some 1600 members of the National Guard have now been activated. A storm surge of up to 8 feet could hit some parts of the state, and right now, peak surges are happening in charleston, also in myrtle beach. Thats where police discovered this suv you see on your screen right now. This was abandoned near the shore line. Their jeep got stuck. Were happy to say the driver got out. Cnns brian todd is in charleston for us....

A list of events happening in the stateline over Father's Day weekend.

CHEROKEE — A pair of retired Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies held two men at gunpoint on Cherokee Road Wednesday morning when they were discovered allegedly stealing panels from a metal livestock fence. Property owner Ron Boeger said it appears the men were the same suspects who stole panels from his fence two days ago, […]

A scene in the cafeteria of a Port St. Lucie school resulted in marijuana possession and distribution allegations against two students, court documents show.

The Fort Pierce Police Department is searching for a teenage girl who has not been seen for approximately a week.

At a Feb. 9 Theology on Tap event, Fr. Stephen Thorne said we must continue to ask the Lord to open our eyes and hearts to all of our brothers and sisters, especially during Black History Month.

Young adults from Nativity B.V.M. Parish in Media gathered for a faith-informed discussion on the importance of rest.

Terry Fankhauser came to Denver to join the staff at the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association in 2000, a ranch kid from Kansas nearly straight out of K-State. His family ranch, established in 1906, is in Madison, Kansas, near the Verdigris River south of Emporia.

Terry Fankhauser left his post as the executive vice president of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association in July of 2022 after 22 years. He and his wife, Hidi, and their children, Emma, Tess and Grant returned...