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Grandfather honors granddaughter’s memory after mother charged in baby’s morphine death (opens the original)
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The grandfather of a 10-month-old Anderson County girl who died from a high dose of morphine is speaking after the child's mother was charged in connection with her death. The Anderson County Coroner's Office said the child died in December 2025 at AnMed Health after being taken to the hospital from a home on Howland Drive. Toxicology results show, after a monthslong investigation, that Talayah Donaldson died after a high dose of morphine was found in her blood. Anderson County detectives said h
Michael Thrasher remains missing nine years later as family continues search (opens the original)
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Nine years after Michael Thrasher disappeared, his family is still waiting for answers about what happened to him. Williamston police said Thrasher was 41 years old when he went missing in 2017 while staying with a friend. “We just celebrated his 50th birthday on July 25,” his sister, Apryl Thrasher, said. “Even though he's not physically right here with us, we didn't forget him and we never will.” September is Cold Case Awareness Month, and Williamston investigators continue to pursue leads in
Officials raise awareness on new drug, more potent than fentanyl (opens the original)
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An emerging synthetic opioid is raising concerns among law enforcement and medical officials because it may not be detected by commonly used drug tests and is significantly more potent than fentanyl. Greenville County Chief Deputy Coroner Shelton England said the drug, Cyclorophine, is relatively new and can be difficult to identify. “It’s very new,” England said. “Your fentanyl test strips — they’re not going to pick it up. It’s not going to be seen in a hospital test screen.” England said one
South Carolina law aims to strengthen online protections for children (opens the original)
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Giving a child a cellphone can open the door to the world, but experts say it can also give the world access to the child. Rick Floyd, an information network security specialist with a background in law enforcement and experience identifying online predators, said parents should understand how much information children can potentially share through apps and social media. “Once you give them a cell phone, you're giving them access to the world, but you're also giving the world access to them,” Fl
Greenville County man, repeat offender sentenced to 40 years after violent assault (opens the original)
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A repeat offender described by a former police captain as one of the most violent offenders he encountered during his career has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for a brutal attack on a woman in 2024. Robert Vorhees' criminal history spans more than two decades and includes charges involving assault, robbery, kidnapping and criminal sexual conduct, according to public records. Stacey Owens, former Greenville police captain and detective, said Vorhees stands out among the violent offenders h
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