Local/State
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An S.C. law enforcement official said a slain burglary suspect was a South Carolina serial killer, The Herald's news partner WSOC-TV reports.
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The South Carolina company that employed four workers who died following an explosion as they unloaded fireworks over the weekend on North Carolina's Outer Banks has had previous problems with worker safety.
A man suspected of killing five people and terrorizing a South Carolina community was shot to death Monday by police investigating a burglary complaint at a home 30 miles away.
A South Korean company says Alabama is one of five states it is considering for an electric vehicle manufacturing plant that will create 2,600 jobs over the next five years.
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A fourth victim — all employees of a Catawba fireworks company — has died from wounds in Saturday's fireworks explosion on Ocracoke Island.
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African culture: Explore visual art, music and dance with a focus on African rhythms at the Mint Museum of Art in Charlotte from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The camp is for rising first- through third-graders.
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Light streams of smoke, not nearly as thick as two days before, continued to rise near the smokestacks of the old Bleachery site near downtown Rock Hill on Sunday as firefighters extinguished hot spots that persist from Friday afternoon's blaze.
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Summer is when many educators take a well-deserved break, but for the handful of area teachers in the Winthrop Writing Project, it's when class starts.
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A 50-year-old Chester man died after being hit by a car while crossing a Chester County road early Sunday morning.
