Phillips Community News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Pbs newshour. Ajor funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by when it comes to wireless, Consumer Cellular gives its customers the choice. Our nocontract plan you as much or as little talk, text and data as you want, and our u. S. Based Customer Service nsumercellar. Tv to help. The john s. And james l. Io knight foundat fostering informed and engaged communities. More at kf. Org. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank u. Woodruff c...

Move on out and taper off to flurries from time to time. Were talking about when the snow moves out and when the 60s move in, yeah, the 60s, it is a forecast, i think youre going to like, coming up at 9 18, john. John a teenager faces kidnapping charges. New information that we have learned about the accused. Good afternoon, meagan. Reporter investigators say this happened on monday. 18yearold drove to an accused area accused of sexually assaulted her. A judge ordered a 250,000 bond charges. Played football but is technical center. Local 12 reached out to his father, he says the allegations ag...

3 new information on a story we brought you yesterday. A college hill man was shot during an attempted robbery. But his attackers didnt didnt know he also had a gun. And wasnt afraid to use it. It happened tuesday night on lynnebrooke drive outside Antwoine Mccants home. Mccants says he had just pulled up to his house and was unloading his car when the two men tried to rob him. Mccants didnt waste time,he pulled out his gun and started shooting. One of the men fired back and shot mccants in the leg. 3 07. 37. 3350 Antwoine Mccants, shooting victimi came back here, i was about to grab my pool s...

Charleston County is taking a different route in the Highway 41 corridor improvement project.

With Black History Month is full bloom, Boone Hall Plantation and the African American Settlement Community Historic Commission (AASCHC) have combined forces to celebrate the current descendants of Mount Pleasant's