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Investigators seek answers; witnesses recount Tabor City plane crash
SUMMARY: A plane crash in Tabor City, North Carolina, killed a husband and wife after their twin-engine aircraft diverted from Grand Strand Airport in North Myrtle Beach. The plane had taken off from Spartanburg, South Carolina, and lost radar and communication at 12:44 p.m. with no distress signal issued. The crash occurred in a muddy, wooded area, complicating the investigation. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is leading the probe to determine the cause. Witnesses reported seeing and hearing the aircraft before the crash, possibly trying to avoid an approaching storm. No black box was onboard. The investigation is ongoing.
A husband and wife are dead after a B-58 twin-engine crashed into trees in Tabor City, North Carolina, on Saturday afternoon.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigators held a press briefing Monday afternoon to share more information on what led to the crash.
ABC15 got a call Saturday afternoon that there had been a plane crash. We reached out to officials, and investigators confirmed on Monday that the plane flew from Spartanburg, South Carolina, to Grand Strand Airport before diverting quickly.
The plane crashed on Old Dothan Road in Tabor City.
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Florence man sentenced to life in prison for killing girlfriend
SUMMARY: A Florence man, 50-year-old Derek Brunson, was sentenced to life in prison for the 2021 murder of his girlfriend, 31-year-old Caitlin Shipman, a mother of five. After a hung jury in his first trial, the second trial concluded in under an hour with a unanimous guilty verdict. Prosecutors described the killing as cold and methodical, highlighting Caitlin’s history of abuse and her coworkers’ testimonies about her fearful warnings. During sentencing, two of Caitlin’s children expressed relief that Brunson would be imprisoned for life. Family members hope this verdict brings justice and peace for Caitlin. Brunson’s defense claimed investigation flaws.
On Friday, Derrick Brunson was found guilty of murdering his girlfriend in May 2021 after a retrial. S.C. Circuit Court Judge Steven …
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High School football highlights: 9.12.25 (Part 1)
SUMMARY: The high school football highlights from Week 3 feature key matchups, including the undefeated Eastside Eagles’ 56-21 win over Blue Ridge, extending their nine-game winning streak against the Tigers. Westside started 0-2, losing 42-6 to unbeaten BHP Bears. Woodruff dominated Woodmont 48-6, while Powdersville won 35-7 at Pendleton, continuing their three-game streak. Dale Hannah secured a 40-27 victory over Wren. Byrnes defeated Greer 49-9, powered by Trey Segarra’s three touchdowns. Other notable results: Emerald beat Broome 42-18, Berea earned their first win vs. Southside, and Abbeville topped 96. A.C. Flora shut out Laurens 35-0. Coaches remain focused on improvement and upcoming region games.
High School football highlights: 9.12.25 (Part 1)
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Suspect arrested, identified in shooting of Charlie Kirk, officials say
SUMMARY: A suspect, Tyler Robinson, has been arrested in the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Utah Gov. Spencer Cox confirmed the arrest, with President Trump also confirming custody and supporting the death penalty. Robinson’s father identified and convinced him to surrender. Authorities recovered a bolt-action rifle believed to be the murder weapon, with unusual cartridge markings under investigation. The shooting occurred from a rooftop during a public event, with Kirk killed by a single shot. Over 7,000 tips were received during the manhunt. Officials vow to hold the shooter accountable, calling it a “political assassination.”
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