Just two days after a drive-by shooting killed three people in Walterbor, including a one-year-old girl, a shooting Wednesday night in Colleton County sent two more to the hospital.

You never know who’s carrying a gun, and more and more these days people in South Carolina are doing it legally.

SLED launching new program aimed at keeping better track of sex offenders in the state.  The “Offender Watch” program will allow law enforcement agencies to share information they have on sex offenders throughout South Carolina.

Mark Keel, Director of the South Carolina Department of Public Safety says after reviewing video of an October 6 traffic stop, speeding charges will be filed against the SLED agent who was transporting Governor Mark Sanford at the time of the incident.

Mark Keel, Director of the South Carolina Department of Public Safety says after reviewing video of an October 6 traffic stop, speeding charges will be filed against the SLED agent who was transporting Governor Mark Sanford at the time of the alleged incident.

The State Law Enforcement Division announced Monday charges against a teacher at Berkeley County Intermediate School for allegedly giving hand signals to students during PACT testing.

South Carolina Law Enforcement Division Director Reggie Lloyd says SLED “found no improper use of public funds” involving Gov. Mark Sanford’s trip to Argentina, where he visited his mistress.

Today, the state law enforcement division announced that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security will be sending more than $9 million in grants to South Carolina.  The money will be used to fund several programs in the state.

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) announced on Wednseday that agents arrested of the Fort Lawn, South Carolina police chief.

SLED’s bloodhound “Judy” led police to four suspects accused of breaking into a Batesburg-Leesville business.

South Carolina’s top law enforcement officer says the state is heading for perilous times if public safety efforts aren’t well-funded.

The Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office and The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) released a 3-D facial reconstruction Friday of what an apparent female murder victim may have looked like before she died.

The State Law Enforcement Division says a former school administrator had sexual contact with students more than 30 years ago.

Federal prosecutors say 44-year-old William Renard Gourdine took two bribes worth about $3,200 from someone who wanted information about SLED investigations.