Cross Hill News

Emergency crews in Greenwood County jumped into action early Wednesday morning after strong storms blew through the Upstate.

A sunken houseboat has leaked as much as 50 gallons of diesel fuel into a South Carolina lake.

Leon Curenton watched as a backhoe peeled the roof off his toppled mobile home, laying bare the splintered remains of what had been his daughter's bedroom.

Emergency crews and homeowners are working today to clean up damage from an early morning storm that hit the lower part of the Upstate, leaving weather officials to investigate possible tornado activity.

Authorities say a South Carolina teacher's assistant was killed and her daughter was injured when they were hit by a sport utility vehicle in front of a school.

A South Carolina mother has been charged with murder in the death of her 16-month-old daughter.

The Laurens County Sheriff's Office is investigating the deaths of a mother and daughter who had been missing since Sunday.

A former police officer has been convicted of kidnapping and holding his estranged wife and infant son hostage in Georgia.

CROSS HILL, S.C. Authorities are investigating what happened to a mother and daughter whose bodies have been found in their car in the middle of a South Carolina lake.

A missing mother and her teen daughter were found dead Tuesday in the back seat of a car submerged under the surface of Lake Greenwood about 80 feet from the shoreline, leaving investigators perplexed about how it ended up there.

Authorities are investigating what happened to a mother and daughter whose bodies have been found in their car in the middle of a South Carolina lake.

A mother and daughter who were reported missing Sunday in Greenwood, were found dead in a car in Lake Greenwood early Tuesday morning.

Troopers are looking for a pick-up truck involved in a Sept. 5 hit and run and believe it may be in the Newberry area.

The St. Paul Baptist Church, 308 Viola Street, where the Pastor is Rev. Michael E. Miller, would like to invite you to their annual Women's Day Program on Sunday, September 20, 2009, at 11 a.m. The guest speaker for the morning will be Rev.