Christopher Buchanan

2 weeks ago | 13wmaz.com | Christopher Buchanan

HORRY COUNTY, S.C. — Emus, exotic snakes, and even monkeys on the loose in South Carolina may no longer surprise residents. But locals might just get a kick out of the latest wayward pet - literally. Horry County Police said on Saturday that their Fourth Precinct Patrol Division helped round up a creature that's more common much farther south than South Carolina.

1 month ago | kens5.com | Christopher Buchanan

Police in Horry County wrangled an escaped kangaroo in what they jokingly called a 'Kangaroo Caper' and 'Exhibit K.'HORRY COUNTY, S.C. — Emus, exotic snakes, and even monkeys on the loose in South Carolina may no longer surprise residents. But locals might just get a kick out of the latest wayward pet - literally. Horry County Police said on Saturday that their Fourth Precinct Patrol Division helped round up a creature that's more common much farther south than South Carolina.

Jan 18, 2025 | kvue.com | Christopher Buchanan

PARRIS ISLAND, S.C. — A Bible that traveled with the next Vice President of the United States through his earliest days as a Marine at Parris Island will reappear at Monday's inauguration ceremony. According to the Trump Vance Inaugural Committee, Vice President-elect J.D. Vance will use a family bible given to him by his maternal great-grandmother for the swearing-in ceremony. Officials said his "Mamaw" Bonnie presented the Bible to him on Sept.

Oct 24, 2024 | wltx.com | Christopher Buchanan

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Columbia Water is warning drivers along a busy stretch of Harden Street that it will be closed as they work to repair a water main. The department said Harden between Pendleton Street and Senate Street is closed, along with Harden between Devine Street and Greene Street. This closure includes a large portion of roadway through Columbia's busy Five Points district.

Sep 12, 2024 | wltx.com | Christopher Buchanan

SOUTH COLUMBIA, Columbia — The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is asking the public for help finding two juveniles who escaped Department of Juvenile Justice custody and are still missing. Officials said the two teens, 18-year-old Malachi Joseph Ussery of Columbia and 17-year-old Robert Richard Louis Bissonnette IV of Anderson, escaped from Three Rivers Behavioral Health in Lexington County on Aug. 28. Officials believe Bissonnette was last seen on Sept.