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SC court: Some can challenge lifetime monitoring
People convicted of child-sex crimes in South Carolina should have the right to challenge rulings ordering them to be electronically monitored for life, the state's highest court ruled Wednesday.
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Convicted SC murderer on death row found dead in cell
A 46-year-old man on death row for killing a fellow inmate has been found dead in his cell.
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Police charge 3 in transplanted NC woman's slaying
North Carolina police say they've found no prior connections between a woman killed in her apartment and three people charged with murder.
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Students raise Confederate flag outside NC school
A year-end prank saw students raise a Confederate battle flag outside a Forsyth County high school.
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SC hospital backs Honor Flight
More than 80 military veterans from World War II and the Korean War are flying to Washington, D.C., for a tour of memorials erected in their honor.
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NH 'fugitive of the week' arrested in SC
The U.S. Marshals say a New Hampshire man wanted on an outstanding warrant has been found and arrested in South Carolina.
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SC Gov Haley: Finish work on ethics bill this year
Gov. Nikki Haley called on legislators Tuesday to get a bill strengthening the state's weak ethics laws to her desk, saying elected officials need to prove to voters that they work for them.
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No charges in death of SC amputee mauled by dogs
Authorities say no charges will be filed in the death of an 80-year-old South Carolina double-amputee mauled to death by dogs earlier this month.
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3 have hepatitis B after injections at SC clinic
State health officials say three patients have developed hepatitis B after receiving medical injections at a North Charleston clinic.
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2 bounty hunters among 4 arrested in Eutawville
Four people, including two bounty hunters, have been arrested at a Eutawville home.
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NC House Finance Chairman resigns, blames Tillis
A chairman of the state House Finance Committee says he's stepping down over displeasure with decisions of the Republican-led legislature and mistreatment from Speaker Thom Tillis.




