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Struggling with a shortage of attorneys, the Flathead County Attorney’s Office received approval last week to draw on the state Department of Justice for help prosecuting a trio of homicide cases.
Monica and Shawn Williams, both Black veterans of the U.S. Army, thought they had bought a retirement home in a neighborhood that lived up to South Carolina's slogan: "Smiling Faces, Beautiful Places."
10 Years Ago Wednesday, January 8, 2014 Arctic Weather Settles In – Dangerous situations in our area were the warmer temperatures that hit, along
Williams said there were about 15 people including an eight-month-old baby at their house, representing four generations of their family, when the intimidating event took place.
Horry County and state NAACP officials are calling for South Carolina lawmakers to pass hate crime legislation after a cross-burning incident in the Conway area.