Hidden Columbia
Vigil Held for Missing Lobbyist
It's been 4 days since Tom Sponseller has been seen near his downtown office. Wednesday night hundreds of family and friends gathered for a candlelight vigil of hope and prayers. Read More » 
Flu Activity on the Way
Right now there are very few reports of Flu activity here in the Midlands. Still a state Epidemiologists says brace yourself, because it is definitely on the way. Read More » 
USC Goes to Beautiful Lengths
USC students and staff spend th evening donating their luxurious locks of hair to cancer patients who've lost theirs. Read More » 
City and County Officials Discuss Economic Development
City of Columbia and County officials took time out of the usual business of governing laws, to find better ways to work together to spur economic growth and development. Read More » 
A Matter of the Heart
Instead of spending time buying candy and flowers this Valentine's Day, one area family honors the memory of their baby girl by giving love to others. Read More » 
Victim involved in School Bus Collision Identified
The Richland County Coroner has identified the victim involved in a fatal collision with a school bus. Coroner Gary Watts says 85 year old Constance Myers, a passenger in the car, died of a neck fracture. Read More » 
Richland County New Animal Laws
Richland County Council members approve a revised amendment to the proposed animal ordinance leaving some breeder's and pet lover's alike screaming foul. Read More » 
Lexington State of the Town Address
A lot of changes are coming to Lexington according to Mayor Randy Halfacre who held a state of the town address. The hour long address focused on three key issues, growth, partnership and planning. Read More » 
Phishing Scam Hits Area E-Mails
The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs is asking people to be alert of a phishing scam they say is out to get your personal information. Read More » 
Adopted Rescue Brings Smiles to Richland County
His name is Sonny, and the 2 year old, 50 pound pitbull is a world away from his old life. His new owner who also happens to be a Richland County Deputy Sheriff says he may be his proud papa, but the entire department has adopted him. Read More » 
Investing in your Community
1 in 4 children here in the Midlands are living in poverty and the organization, Women in Philanthrophy say you can help make an impact simply by investing in your community. Read More » 
2012 South Carolina State of the State
The 2012 South Carolina State of the State address was held at the State Capitol Wednesday evening. While Governor Nikki Haley said a lot of achievements have been made during her first year in office, she admits there is still more work that needs to be done. Read More » 
Customers Fueled Up by Rising Gas Prices
Customers are beginning to feel the pain at the pump as prices continue to rise. Now analysts say things could get worse before they get better. News that's forcing a lot of people to buckle up for what's expected to be a pretty expensive ride. Read More » 
Mitt Romney One On One with ABC Columbia News
Days ahead of the South Carolina Primary, Republican Presidential front runner Mitt Romney hits the campaign trail with a message of getting America back to work. Read More » 
Rolling Up Your Sleeves to Give Back
ABC Columbia News is partnering up with the Red Cross for the annual blood drive. It's an opportunity for you to get involved and make a difference in the lives of those in need. Read More » 
South Carolina Readies For Primary
The Republican Candidates for President head to New Hampshire Tuesday and then here to South Carolina January 21st. Read More » 
City Tackles Water Quality
City officials are holding a series of public hearings to discuss changes to proposed ordinances. The changes could help improve the quality of the water you drink everyday. Read More » 
Rescued Pit Bulls Get a Fighting Chance at a New Life
More than half of the pit bulls rescued from a dog fighting ring back in September have been rehabilitated and adopted. 8 remaining dogs are still searching for their second chance at a better life. Read More » 
Dabo Continues to Jab Gamecocks and Spurrier
It was supposed to be a press conference addressing the ACC Championship game between Clemson and Virginia Tech. Well, it eventually was, but as most fans and media predicted, the first question to Tiger head coach Dabo Swinney was about Swinney's barking remarks he made towards the Gamecocks and Steve Spurrier on Thursday night. Read More » 
Mingle and Jingle on Main
Hundreds spent Thursday night ushering in the Christmas holiday by getting their mingle and jingle on. An annual event that allows people to get a first hand look at what businesses along the Main Street corridor have to offer. Read More » 
Brazen Thieves Target Area Homes
Columbia police say more than 40 homes and business throughout the city were broken into and robbed in less than a week. Now police are stepping up patrols as city residents put up their guard. Read More » 
Newt Gingrich Takes Lead Campaigning in South Carolina
The Republican Presidential Roller Coaster continues moving along. Mitt Romney holds 15 percent here in the South, while Hermain Cain falls behind with 13 percent in the polls and Newt Gingrich takes a lead sitting at 38 percent. Read More » 
Tis' the Season for Robberies
The Kershaw county Sheriff's department says violent crimes tend to increase sharply over the Christmas holiday season. Officials are now taking proactive measures to curb the crimes before they happen. Read More » 
Gamecocks Beat Clemson for Third Straight Year
South Carolina quarterback Connor Shaw played like a beast against Clemson. And he's got the T-shirt to prove it. The "Beast Mode" shirt Shaw wore after the game was a reward for leading the 14th-ranked Gamecocks to a 34-13 win against No. 18 Clemson on Saturday night. Read More » 
On Your Mark, Get Set, Go...Shopping !
Hundreds around the midlands traded in the traditional holiday meal for a jump start on their holiday wish lists. Many of them camping outside area stores for the best deals money can buy. Read More » |
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