Four killed in Columbia area home in Richland County
Coroner says 38-year-old Sheddrick Miller killed his wife Kia and two children Kyler and Syrai Miller before shooting himself. All four shot in the head. relative found the bodies Wednesday in a Columbia area residence.
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Irmo
Richland County
Columbia-area
Gary Watts
Sheddrick Byron Miller
Kia von Miller
Watts
Kyler Devane Miller
Syrai Raquel Miller
Senate approves concealed guns in restaurants bill
South Carolina Senate amends a measure to let permit holders carry concealed weapons into dining and bar establishments that serve alcohol unless the business posts a no guns sign. The change clarifies exceptions and expands where licensed individuals may carry.
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House
Larry Martin
Martin
R-Pickens
Columbia
South Carolina
Greenville Lawyer Seeks Shorter Term in Securities Fraud Case
Greenville attorney Fredrick Scott Pfeiffer asks a judge to shorten his six year prison sentence in a securities fraud case tied to an Easley company. Pfeiffer argues inconsistencies between his sentence and one given to the firm's former manager.
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Greenville
Easley Company
Fredrick Scott Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Tesla opens charging station off I 95 in South Carolina
The Times and Democrat reports Tesla Motors opened a 24 hour electric vehicle charging station near Interstate 95 in Orangeburg County South Carolina. The six stall facility serves Tesla Model S sedans and future Tesla models.
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Orangeburg
Tesla Motors
South Carolina
Santee
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South Carolina lawmakers tentatively back government restructuring
Legislators from both parties approve a compromise bill to overhaul state government. The plan divides duties of the Budget and Control Board among new and existing agencies, adds oversight hearings, and creates a Cabinet level Department of Administration while retaining some board powers under a new name.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Nikki Haley
House
Senate
Thomas Alexander
R-Walhalla
Budget and Control Board
Department of Administration
Legislature talks on contractor selection bill edge toward vote
Lawmakers debate a compromise to require both chambers approval and avoid single control of contractor picks. Aiken Standard notes optimism that the bill could reach the governor this year, though past attempts failed when a conference committee agreement died in the Senate.
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