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November 07, 2009
H1N1 Clinics Offered in the Upstate
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control is offering H1N1 vaccines throughout the Upstate.
Hundreds Wait In Line For Food Giveaway
Some lined up over three hours early Saturday morning to wait in line to get some much needed food at The Potters House church in Jonesville.
Mother, Daughter Killed in Pickens County Accident
A mother and daughter are dead after a Friday afternoon accident in Pickens County.
Autopsy: Burris Died Of Gunshot Wound To Heart
A bullet to the heart fired by a North Carolina police officer killed the man authorities think was a serial killer responsible for five deaths in South Carolina this summer.
Reward Offered In Killing Of K-9 Officer
The Atlanta Humane Society has added $5,000 to the reward offered for information leading to the arrest of the person who shot and killed a Griffin Police Department German shepherd.
Navy Assault Ship Built With World Trade Center Steel Commissioned
A military band played and sailors fired off cannons as the Navy to commissioned its newest assault ship, the USS New York, built with tons of steel from the World Trade Center.
One Wounded During Early Morning Shooting
One person was shot multiple times early Saturday morning and now Asheville Police are investigating the cause.
Atlanta Bus Driver Suspended For Leading Passengers In Prayer
An Atlanta city bus driver has been suspended for five days after passengers said he insisted they hold hands as he led them in prayer.
AUTHORITIES: FT. HOOD SHOOTING SUSPECT SAID GOODBYE’S BEFORE SHOOTING
Authorities say the Fort Hood shooting suspect gave subtle hints before his killing spree.
House Begins Healthcare Debate, Vote Expected Later
The House has opened debate on President Barack Obama’s landmark health care overhaul that would extend insurance to tens of millions of Americans
November 06, 2009
Ft. Jackson Pauses for Comrades at Ft. Hood
The soldiers going through basic training at Fort Jackson in Columbia stopped Friday afternoon for a moment of silence in honor of those killed and wounded at Fort Hood.
Ft. Hood Gunman May Have Fired 100 Rounds; 23 Remain Hospitalized
The military says the suspected gunman who allegedly carried out the mass shooting at Fort Hood, Texas, fired more than 100 rounds.
Deputies: Teens Used Craigslist To Rob Residents, Then Make Money Off Stolen Goods
Two upstate teens are out of jail, accused of using Craigslist to steal stuff all over the area.
Woman Gets Life In Prison For Murdering Teen
The woman who ordered her husband to prove his love for her by killing a high school student was sentenced to life in prison on Friday.
COMING UP: Who’s Watching You?
It’s almost impossible these days to avoid the eyes in the sky, but are they keeping you safe or invading your privacy?
Millions Owed To Carolina Taxpayers: CHECK YOUR NAME
$4.5 million dollars in unclaimed tax refund checks owed to Carolina families are still unclaimed. The IRS says the people likely moved and did not give a new address.
Two Flu Clinics In The Upstate This Weekend
The first two H1N1 vaccine clinics in the Upstate open on Saturday.
Upstate Native And Former Soldier Speaks About Ft. Hood
One Upstate native and former soldier says she first heard about the Ft. Hood attacks through a text message from her friend still stioned there.Jamie Perdue served in the army 15 years, did a tour in Iraq and spent 5 years at fort hood as a military police officer.
Pep Rally 2009: Dorman vs. Spartanburg
Pep Rally 2009: Dorman vs. Spartanburg
West-Oak HS Student Killed in Friday Accident
A West-Oak High School student was killed Friday morning while driving to school in Oconee County. The S.C. Highway Patrol says the girl died in a crash on Critter Road before 8:00 a.m.
Parents Charged In Child Abduction In Court
Henry and Cathy Hollenbeck made their first court appearance Friday on charges of felony child abduction.
Dancing Dog Competition Comes to Columbia, SC
This weekend lots of dogs will be dancing in South Carolina’S “Putting on the Grrr-itz!“ event.
Arrest Made In Wednesday Simpsonville Shooting
The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office took Tedric Delvion Hill into custody Friday at the Greenville County Law Enforcement Center. Hill is charged with Assault and Battery with Intent to Kill after a Wednesday shooting in Simpsonville.
Greenville Contractor Enlisted For Boeing Construction, Jobs
Governor Mark Sanford signed an incentives package Friday that clears the way for Boeing to build a new factory in North Charleston. The 787 Dreamliner will be produced in the Lowcountry, adding thousands of jobs.
Daniel Morgan Culinary Team to be Featured on Food Network
Daniel Morgan Technology Center’s (DMTC) 2009 Culinary Competition Team will be featured on Food Network’s coverage of the 2009 National ProStart Invitational.
Technology Summit Focuses on Deaf Students
The use of technology to improve literacy among hearing impaired students was the focus of a summit held in Columbia Friday.
Upstate School Districts Announce Dates for H1N1 Vaccine Clinics
Oconee County and Greenville County School Districts Announce Dates for H1N1 Vaccine Clinics
1 Dead, At Least 5 Injured In Orlando Office Building; Gunman Captured
Orlando Police Chief says suspect Captured by SWAT team at his mother’s home.
Asbestos Found in Old Spartanburg County Mill
Federal agents discover asbestos inside Old Whitney Mill in Spartanburg County today, after a criminal warrant was filed.
Tax Tips Before The New Year
Tax professionals say this year more than ever, people need a firm grasp on new tax breaks before the year runs out.
