Laurel Mallory

Little Faye disappeared from the front yard of her Cayce, South Carolina home Feb. 10. Her body was found three days later.

The shooting happened around 11:30 a.m. at a house on Thomas Sumter Highway (U.S. 521) in Dalzell.

The woman said she was drugged and held against her will by a man who is a convicted felon and registered sex offender.

Faye’s family wants everyone to wear bright colors, especially pink and purple, to honor Faye’s bright and bubbly spirit.

Investigators were able to find Faye's body after discovering a key piece of evidence in the trash can of one of her neighbors.

Her body was found in the neighborhood where she lived. It's also where she was last seen.

The search for missing Faye Swetlik, 6, has entered day three and officials say they’ve received nearly 80 tips in her case.

Faye's family said they last saw her playing in the yard Monday after school around 3:45 p.m.

The girl, who is 6, has strawberry blonde hair and blue eyes and was last seen wearing a floral skirt and polka dot boots.

A resident found the car on the side of Gunter Road and called deputies.

As severe weather swept through the Midlands on Saturday night, one school in Kershaw County was hit directly.

The name of a Minnesota Army National Guard soldier who died after a training exercise at Fort Jackson has been released.

Parents should check any gifts their child received to make sure they’re safe.

One Christmas aficionado will get $1,000 to watch 24 Hallmark movies by Christmas Day.

Investigators have been searching one landfill for Nevaeh’s body off and on for months.

Kieara Outing was last seen Tuesday, Oct. 1 at the McDonald’s where she works.

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children has experts in landfill searches who identified the area that is most likely to have Nevaeh’s body or other evidence related to her murder.

The Army is planning a memorial service with a date to be announced soon.

The suspect has been identified as Dean Ryan Daugherty, 46, of Newberry.

Police in Sumter said they have new information to share in the case of Sharee Bradley and Nevaeh Adams.

Zoo officials said the death of Robin, one of their African elephants, was unexpected.

The lawsuit claims the district broke state and federal laws by requiring her to pay for school supplies out of her own pocket and work for free at school-related events.

In a video posted Wednesday morning, the commander spoke with sadness and disbelief.

The search for a missing 5-year-old girl who has not been seen since her mother was found dead continues into its third day.