Coroner: Kids died from heat exhaustion in car
Berkeley County coroner said two children Trinity Campbell and Shawn Campbell Jr died of overheating in a hot car while left by their mother Lametta Heyward who faces two counts of homicide by child abuse. The bodies were found in trash bags under a sink after Heyward returned home.
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South Carolina lags in financial security but strong on home ownership
A think tank report ranks South Carolina 42nd for family financial security with low net worth and few financial assets. It notes 11th in home ownership, 7th in affordable housing, 18th mortgage debt, 25th subprime loans, and 45th foreclosure rate. The study highlights steps like affordable housing funds and expanded food stamp eligibility.
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SC tourism agency pledges $5 million to Myrtle Beach marketing
South Carolina's tourism department approves a $5 million grant for the Grand Strand marketing this fiscal year, the largest local tourism funding in state history. The program matches $1 state per $2 locally spent, with $10 million total in the pool and Grand Strand taking half. Chamber chair Steve Chapman hails the decision.
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Police: Man Beaten to Death in Port Royal Home
An 81-year-old man, Jack Koch, was found dead from a head injury after a beating in his Port Royal home. His son found him around 2 a.m. Sunday. Koch, a Korea War veteran and Coast Guard retiree from Westinghouse, had his wallet missing. investigators seek interviews with several people.
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Columbia Police Chief Dean Crisp Retires After Three Years
Columbia Police Chief Dean Crisp announces retirement after three years on the job. He had previously served 13 years as Greer police chief and commuted over 100 miles from Greer for nine months before joining Columbia. The city approved more than $13 000 for gasoline and car repairs and considered a policy to require officials to relocate within six months of hire.
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