Four people have been arrested in connection with the Oct. 30 shooting death of a Kingstree businessman. Ernest Prosser, 54, was found dead in his home by his son who dropped by his father’s home to pick up a license plate.

Conway police are asking for the public’s help in identifying an identity theft suspect.

Horry County police continue to look for a person wanted in connection to a Domino’s Pizza Robbery Nov. 6.

Gilland went to the State Ethics Commission office Tuesday to fill out the necessary paperwork in order for her to be “in compliance” with the department.

Two Hartsville residents were arrested after a Thursday morning drug raid, according to a Darlington County Sheriff’s Office press release.

The same officer who let Liz Gilland go with a warning, ticketed four people within 24 hours for speeding. Some who received tickets were traveling fewer MPH over the speed limit than Gilland.

Marion County Sheriff’s Department is looking for a dark colored, older model truck with a red paper license tag.

Marion County sheriff’s deputies are looking for the person who burglarized several storage units last month in Marion.

An Aug. 13 robbery of a Jackson Hewitt Tax Service in Florence was all a set up orchestrated by a former employee and her estranged husband, Florence Police Maj. Carlos Raines said.

Two Darlington men were arrested Wednesday after an off-duty law enforcement agent saw them stealing a utility trailer, Florence Police Maj. Carlos Raines said.

The suspect wanted for stealing a woman’s purse and then hitting three people with her car in a K-Mart parking lot has been arrested in Georgia.

A Conway woman claiming to be 9 months pregnant has been charged in connection with the kidnapping of a two week old baby.

Questions have been raised about the origins of a 33-year-old man’s injuries following an Oct. 28 incident involving Florence Police and Florence County EMS workers.

Darlington Police Chief Jay Cox was recently selected as chief of the year for the South Carolina Law Enforcement Victim Advocate Association.

My fingers kept hitting the wrong keys last week and that was the case when I wrote that the Christmas Parade is Dec. 3, but it is actually Dec. 5. I’ve had it penciled in on my calendar for two months. I want to thank Sharman Poplava at the chamber for calling my attention to this blunder of mine.