Friday, April 18 2014 8:00 AM EDT2014-04-18 12:00:20 GMT
The one-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing, rising tensions in eastern Ukraine and a deadly ferry sinking all made headlines this week.More >>
The one-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing, rising tensions in eastern Ukraine and a deadly ferry sinking all made headlines this week.More >>
Friday, March 28 2014 8:00 AM EDT2014-03-28 12:00:24 GMT
The continued search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, Northwestern football players being allowed to unionize and a new report about childhood autism all made headlines this week.More >>
The continued search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, Northwestern football players being allowed to unionize and a new report about childhood autism all made headlines this week.More >>
Friday, March 14 2014 8:00 AM EDT2014-03-14 12:00:31 GMT
The ongoing search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, the collapse of two buildings in Harlem and Gov. Jan Brewer's decision to not seek re-election all made headlines this week.More >>
The ongoing search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, the collapse of two buildings in Harlem and Gov. Jan Brewer's decision to not seek re-election all made headlines this week.More >>
(RNN) - Police said they arrested three people in connection with the Boston Marathon bombing attacks. Two of the students were roommates with Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the surviving suspect in the attacks. Azamat Tazhayakov and Dias Kadyrbayev, from Kazakhstan, were charged with obstruction of justice. Robel Phillipos, a U.S. citizen, was charged with making a false statement. Officials do not believe they helped planning the attack, but that they tried to cover up the crime after the fact.
Construction workers raised a 408-foot spire to the top of One World Trade Center in New York. Once completed, the building will be the tallest in the Western Hemisphere at 1,776 feet.
Learn more about these and other stories in this installment of the Raycom News Network week in review.
Copyright 2013 Raycom News Network. All rights reserved.
Friday, April 18 2014 1:58 PM EDT2014-04-18 17:58:18 GMT
Johnnel Harris (Source: Al Cannon Detention Ctr.)
A Miami man was arrested in North Charleston after officers spotted an AK-47 on the floorboard of a car in which he was a passenger, a police report indicates.More >>
A Miami man was arrested in North Charleston after officers spotted an AK-47 on the floorboard of a car in which he was a passenger, a police report indicates.More >>
Friday, April 18 2014 6:29 AM EDT2014-04-18 10:29:37 GMT
Officials with the VA Medical Center in downtown Charleston say a North Charleston man who was initially federally charged with a $525 fine for an $.89 drink refill will instead be given a warning.More >>
Officials with the VA Medical Center in downtown Charleston say a North Charleston man who was initially federally charged with a $525 fine for an $.89 drink refill will instead be given a warning.More >>
Thursday, April 17 2014 5:42 PM EDT2014-04-17 21:42:50 GMT
The Medical University of South Carolina Board of Trustees announced that it has offered the position of president of the university to Dr. David Cole.More >>
The Medical University of South Carolina Board of Trustees announced that it has offered the position of president of the university to Dr. David Cole.More >>
Saturday, April 19 2014 8:24 PM EDT2014-04-20 00:24:28 GMT
Not even torrential rainfall could stop the first-ever Chase Challenge.Hundreds gathered at North Charleston's Wannamaker Park to go through a 15-station obstacle course, to benefit childhood cancer.The event was created by Summerville non-profit Chase After a Cure. In 2007, Chase Ringler, then 3-years-old, was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer called neuroblastoma. His mother, Whitney, started the organization in his honor in 2009."At age three he was given a 30 percent chance of s...More >>
Not even torrential rainfall could stop the first-ever Chase Challenge.Hundreds gathered at North Charleston's Wannamaker Park to go through a 15-station obstacle course, to benefit childhood cancer.The event was created by Summerville non-profit Chase After a Cure. In 2007, Chase Ringler, then 3-years-old, was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer called neuroblastoma. His mother, Whitney, started the organization in his honor in 2009."At age three he was given a 30 percent chance of s...More >>
New suspects in the Boston bombing attacks, a gay NBA player and the lifting of the One World Trade Center spire made headlines this week.
