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Chapin day care worker charged after child allegedly thrown down
A Chapin woman was arrested in connection with a child abuse investigation at a day care center, the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department said. Jenna Zifan Chapman, 26, is charged with unlawful conduct toward a child, according to an arrest warrant. Sheriff Jay Koon said investigators and a witness reported that Chapman lifted a child by the wrist, carried the child to a bathroom and threw the child down, causing the child to hit their head and back. The alleged incident was captured on video and witnessed by another employee, Koon said, adding that the said the conduct placed the child at unreasonable risk of harm to their physical and mental health. Chapman was arrested Tuesday morning in Newberry County and has since been released from the Lexington County Detention Center after meeting her bond conditions, the release said.
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Jim Hudson Football Friday: Week 11 Highlights
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - It’s another week of high school football in the Midlands and another Jim Hudson Football Friday. Below are the matchups WIS is keeping a close eye on, with teams ranked in the Midlands Top 10. Check back for final scores and highlights as they become...
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Irmo’s first female kicker makes her mark on the football field
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - After weeks of anticipating her moment, Irmo kicker Aislyn Kerwin finally got her shot. Unfortunately, her big debut didn’t go according to plan. However, Kerwin was given another chance to redeem herself in the same game and delivered sending the ball through the uprights. After...
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Dawn Staley reacts to USC Hall of Fame induction for former WBB star Tyasha Harris
The newest members of the University of South Carolina Association of Lettermen’s Athletics Hall of Fame were officially enshrined on Nov. 5. Among the illustrious 2026 inductees — which included Steve Spurrier and a pair of national title- winning baseball teams — was former Gamecock women’s basketball star Tyasha Harris. “It means everything to me,” Harris told reporters Nov. 5. “I can remember when Coach (Dawn) Staley was telling us when we’re young, you’re gonna have to leave a legacy at some point, and I feel like this just stamps it for me.” The Noblesville, Indiana, native was a four-year letter winner for Staley’s program from 2016-2020. Harris played 139 games for the Gamecocks and started in 127 of those. “I’m happy for Ty,” Staley said Nov. 6. “I think a lot of times that when people get inducted, it’s the known, the well-known names like [A’ja Wilson] and the people who actually have the household names. When Ty gets in, [it] means a little bit more to me because she was an unsung hero for us.” Would the freshman version of Harris ever envision herself being a member of USC’s athletics hall of fame? “Honestly, no,” Harris said. “I