Ronnie Grimsley wanted to live long enough to see his son graduate high school. The 54 year old man, from Brunswick County got his wish. Lower Cape Fear Hospice and West Brunswick High School, allowed Travis, to receive his diploma in his dad's hospice room. Ronnie Grimsley died a few hours later
A young boy in Salisbury is being called a hero tonight for saving his little sister’s life after their home caught on fire. Today, a special surprise was planned to celebrate 11-year-old Jayden Hampton for his bravery.
Members of a North Charleston church are hearing good news Friday afternoon days after they realized a truck that belonged to the church had been stolen.
Members of Charleston County Government got their hands dirty on Friday morning. They worked with Habitat for Humanity on two houses in North Charleston.
Caroline Walsh has cerebral palsy, was born to a drug-addicted mother and was adopted at a young age. Doctors told the family she may not make it past her toddler years.
Officials begged those in similar situations not to leave their babies stranded. Illinois has a safe haven law that allows newborns to be surrendered to authorities, with no questions asked.
An anonymous traveler found the personalized calendar at Charlotte Douglas International Airport. The 2019 calendar, about the size of a large paperback book, is filled with inspirational messages and sentimental photographs.
For eight-year-old Titus Radosti, there’s no better sport then professional bowling. However, since the age of four his focus in life wasn’t about knocking down pins; it was about knocking out cancer.
Heather Brown and Tyler Smith, both 17, took a “senior skip day” from school and headed to Vilano Beach. But the choppy water and strong current swept them out to sea, where they were stuck for two hours.
Martha Isbell said she was thankful that Indianapolis Colts linebacker Darius Leonard was traveling in the same direction when she got a flat tire on April 21.
A mother’s 2-year-old child is safe after a stranger grabbed him on the streets of San Francisco. Luckily, a quick-thinking good Samaritan prevented the suspect from getting away.
Richard Beare stopped at a Quik Trip in Charlotte two weeks ago and bought four Carolina Black scratch-off tickets while also buying a Powerball ticket.
Instead of asking his parents for help, a 12-year-old boy with autism called 911 when his teddy bear went missing, but the officer who responded treated him with kindness and understanding.
Tuesday was the first scheduled production day at the game show since the announcement, and Trebek was there, making sure contestants answered in the form of a question.
Terry Splawn of Concord purchased his first winning ticket, a Millionare Bucks, at Sam’s Mini Stop on Old Charlotte Road in Concord in April 2017. Less than two years later, he bought a $150 Million Cash Explosion scratch-off ticket from the same store.
A man who won more than $1 million in Jamaica didn’t want his identity revealed, and showed up to collect his check in a full “Scream” get-up, complete with mask and leather gloves.
Four years ago, Lucy vanished from the family's property. They have no idea what happened to her, who had her and how she fended for herself on the streets.
Lyndonville, VT, police detained the student as he got off the bus Friday, after Lyndon Institute officials alerted them a student showed signs he planned to shoot up the school Thursday.
A former Camden High School student, who died after a vehicle crash in 2015, ended up saving lives through organ donation and will be honored on a national stage.
Two South Carolina men are being honored by Ebony Magazine. Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin and Actor Mike Colter were both named on Ebony’s 2018 Power 100 list.
Anthony Starr was working at the Piggly Wiggly in Forestdale when he found a woman's purse with almost 300-dollars in it and immediately returned it. Wednesday he was rewarded with a car.
