A man has been arrested and charged in connection to the Bennettsville double shooting. The incident occurred early yesterday morning at the Marlboro Court Apartments on Oakwood Street. The suspect, Johnathon Jenkins, reportedly fired shots into a car, injuring two people. Jenkins then ran into an apartment where he was shortly after apprehended without incident. He is charged with four…
One bill that does appear to be receiving bipartisan support is the National Public Health Corps. As opposed to offering relief in the form of direct financial assistance, the bill aims to provide jobs for struggling Americans while also addressing the current health and economic crisis. The Corps is expected to employ hundreds of thousands of people who will work…
Democrats plan to unveil a fourth coronavirus relief package that could rival the previous three in cost. The aim of this new bill would offer more financial assistance to the following places: unemployment insurance, mail-in voting, bailouts for local states and cities, distressed businesses, student loans, and aid for rent and mortgage payments. It would also offer more direct relief…
The man who wore a KKK hood in a California grocery store will not face charges. The man, who is still unidentified by police, was seen wearing the offensive head piece while shopping at a Vons last week. Photos taken by other customers in the store at the time circulated the internet and sparked major outrage. Upon investigation, the man…
The Department of Justice is considering pressing hate crime charges in relation to the fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery. They are also seriously considering Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr’s request to investigate the handling of the case. Arbery’s mother claims if the video of her son’s death had not been released, Georgia officials working on the case would’ve covered it…
Today will prove to be an intense day for President Trump as he faces multiple legal hearings. The Supreme Court will hear three cases today concerning possible exploitation of separation of powers. Allegations of the president’s misconduct prior to entering office led to subpoenas on his accountants and banks. The president tried to block the subpoenas in lower courts and…
We joined Stephen Goldfinch of Goldfinch Winslow at his office today to discuss government compliance during the pandemic. For more information, you can reach Stephen at (843) 357-9301 or visit his website at www.GoldfinchWinslow.com.
Governor McMaster will welcome three aircraft carrying essential personal protective equipment today. Also joining the governor is members of Boeing, the Medical University of South Carolina and the state’s congressional delegation. The PPE will be divided among health care professionals and front line responders throughout the state who have been tirelessly working during the pandemic. The shipment should have arrived…
Starting today, limited dine-in services will be available in restaurants across South Carolina. If restaurants voluntarily choose to do so, they will be allowed to reopen at 50% capacity. That number will be determined by local fire marshals. Tables must be placed at least six feet apart and restaurants will also have to adhere to certain perimeters for cleaning and…
The suspect who led Florence County Police on a 22-minute car chase has been detained and charged. 27-year-old Markuell Moore reportedly failed to pull over for a traffic stop which led to the chase. He hit two deputies head-on while driving from Florence to Darlington County and back again. He was finally apprehended at the intersection of Parker Drive and…
