Tony Zavius Benjamin
Description: Benjamin is 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighs 181 pounds.
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Local / MetroA Gilbert landscaping business suffered fire damage Tuesday morning.
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Soon-to-be-former first lady Jenny Sanford said she didn't like the job of being first lady, but there were perks to living at the Governor's Mansion. Among the perks? Prison inmates who washed her two dogs.
Matthews native Brooklyn Decker spent the best day of her career not in a bikini, but in tears.
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MYRTLE BEACH - An organization that helps parents and law enforcement search for missing children has hired a private detective agency to aid in the search for Brittanee Drexel, a New York teen who disappeared while vacationing in Myrtle Beach last April.
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Two men were shot at a club in Richland County early Wednesday morning.
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Five legislators who last year requested a probe into Clemson University's public services activities say they still want the Legislative Audit Council review after a state senator failed to have Clemson answer questions directly and avoid an audit.
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Some Northeast Richland residents are objecting to the introduction of a 24-hour call center at the edge of their gated subdivision.
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