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Mazie Boyd has been found and is safe, deputies say.

Officials say residents should begin preparing for the storm and its possible impacts, however.

Witnesses told deputies they were talking in another room when they heard the gunshot.

Imani Marie Gleaton, 18, was last seen July 10 leaving the Hardee’s where she worked in St. Matthews.

Gov. Henry McMaster announced the Safe Access to Flexible Education (SAFE) Grants on Monday, giving $32 million in emergency funding to the school-choice program.

The funds were granted to the state under the CARES Act.

Officer Robert Hall died Tuesday morning.

South Carolina is considered a hot spot for COVID-19.

McMaster says this is in direct response to the skyrocketing number of COVID-19 cases among young people in the state.

Tony Marquell Trapp, 23, is considered armed and dangerous.

The McDonald’s location will remain closed Monday.

Lilith Donelle Currier left her grandfather’s house June 26 and hasn't been heard from since, her family says.

A detour is set up for drivers.

Attorney General Wilson also said the Heritage Act does not apply to the John C. Calhoun monument in Charleston.

RCSD thanked the public for sharing her case.

Juneteenth marks the day in 1865 when the last slaves in the south, who were in Texas, found out they were free.

The mayor said he doesn't want the statue's fate to be determined by protesters, but rather the people of Columbia.

His new order also lifts restrictions on how many people can be inside retail stores.

The recent spike in cases is not just due to more testing, DHEC said.

The cancellation comes during an investigation into a deadly arrest filmed by the “Live PD” crew more than a year ago.

Sgt. Mikkos Leonardo Newman “fought a battle with COVID-19 and lost,” the sheriff's office said.

Christopher Albarran, 13, was last seen leaving his house in Richland County on Wednesday around 6:15 p.m.

What started with one black officer kneeling from a distance, turned into several of them joining protesters at the barricade in front of the department -- including Chief Skip Holbrook.

McMaster was joined by law enforcement officials, Sen. Tim Scott and representatives of the SCNAACP, among others.

A curfew is in effect for downtown and the Vista until 6 a.m. Monday.

Deputies say some of the men “had an encounter over drugs” at a Saint Andrews Road motel just minutes before the assault.

On Tuesday, state leaders met again as part of Gov. Henry McMaster’s task force focused on reopening the economy.

Deputies say the incident was a domestic argument that turned violent.

Thursday, deputies said Valerie Magazine got into contact with her family and she is safe.

Close-contact businesses have been closed since April 1. They can reopen with a limited capacity, the governor said.