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The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) and the Anderson County Coroner’s Office are investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting that occurred on Friday, August 21, 2026, in Townville. According to Coroner Greg Shore, deputies responded around 7:45 p.m. to reports of shots fired and located 55-year-old Linda Ann McAbee armed and shooting into the air; when confronted, he said, she […]

AnMed is working alongside outside cybersecurity specialists to investigate a cyberattack identified in late July, restore remaining affected systems, and determine the exact scope of data obtained by the perpetrators. While the ongoing review aims to confirm which individuals are affected so AnMed can notify them directly, officials warn that cybercriminals may attempt to contact patients or employees, release information, […]

The 48-hour Boil Water Advisory and all associated water restrictions have been officially lifted for customers on Pickett Post Road, Oconee Station Road, Playground Road, Burnt Tanyard Road, Deaton Road, LeCroy Road, Falcons Lair, Bethel Church Road, and surrounding areas. Recent water samples were tested and confirmed safe for normal use, meaning residents may immediately resume using water for drinking, […]

As South Carolina voters prepare for Tuesday’s Republican primary runoff election, candidate Senator Darline Graham is making a final campaign swing across the state on Monday. Graham’s schedule includes a morning stop in Aiken, a noon press conference in Columbia, and an evening meet-and-greet at Skins Hot Dogs on Market Street in Seneca at 6:00 p.m. She faces opponent Representative […]

Cross Creek Golf Club reported a new sewer-related flooding event on Saturday, August 22, 2026, after an apparent power outage at a lift station caused wastewater to overflow onto portions of Hole No. 3. According to a press release from the golf course, photos reveal standing wastewater spanning the fairway and surrounding property infrastructure. Chris Eleazer, executive director of the […]

The Seneca City Council will convene for a work session and special called meeting at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, in the City Hall Council Chambers at 221 E. N. 1st St. Presided over by Mayor Ronnie O’Kelley, the agenda includes discussions and potential voting action on a South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice (SCDJJ) Memorandum of Agreement, […]

A fallen tree limb created a road hazard in Walhalla on Sunday, causing a line to sag low across Main Street. An officer at the scene reported that a responding firetruck struck the low-hanging wire while en route to an unrelated call. Crews were dispatched to clear the obstruction, and officials urged motorists to exercise caution and avoid Main Street […]

Emergency crews responded to a two-vehicle traffic accident Saturday afternoon along Clemson Boulevard/Highway 123 near the entrance to the Hartwell Village shopping plaza. First responders arrived at the scene shortly after 2:00 p.m. following reports of a collision at the traffic light intersection. Injuries were reported in connection with the crash, though authorities have not yet released details on the […]

Clemson residents in need of legal help have a free resource coming their way next month. On Tuesday, September 15th, South Carolina Legal Services, the South Carolina Bar, Time Served, and the USC School of Law are teaming up to host a Free Community Legal Help Day at the Littlejohn Community Center on Old Greenville Highway. From 11 a.m. to […]