"During the whole time, we're motivating the kids, we're not just getting on them, yelling at them, screaming at them. We're telling them we're here with them all the way because we actually want them to trust in us and know we'll be there for them through the process," says Acox.
There could soon be a major shift in how the world "works" ... literally.
More Starbucks locations will soon have the new, controversial olive oil-infused coffee drinks.
People are spending more on groceries even though they are actually buying less.
Columbia Police says one man is dead after a shooting occurred at the 1400 block of Assembly St. today.
The Columbia Fire Department says an investigation into the 3-alarm fire that resulted in the loss of Irmo Firefighter James Muller has been completed.
Columbia Police responded to the Walmart on Garner's Ferry Road after a deceased person was found inside a vehicle in the parking lot earlier this afternoon.
The former New Jersey governor previously ran in 2016.
Ford is recalling thousands of hybrids for a second time.
South Carolina Attorney General Wilson released a statement following the S.C. Supreme Court granted the motion to hear the challenge on the Fetal Heartbeat and Protection from Abortion Act.
Today is 'Test It Tuesday'!!
Attorney General Alan Wilson has taken action against Coinbase Global, Inc. for allegedly selling unregistered securities to state investors.
Three men pleaded guilty for robbing a postal carrier at gunpoint in Columbia last year.
The days between Memorial Day and Labor Day are known as the 100 days of summer and as people spend more time outdoors, DHEC is reminding South Carolinians to take extra precautions under the summer sun to help prevent skin cancer.
The number of vets, especially those who participated in D-Day, is dwindling.
Police in Cayce say a 16 year-old runaway not seen since Tuesday has returned home safe.
Governor Henry McMaster is set to host a day-long policy summit in Columbia on June 9 at 9 a.m.
The Columbia Police Department announced the passing of retired K-9 Jesse.
The first public meeting in 18 days of a conference committee trying to work out a budget deal between the South Carolina House and Senate showed no sign of getting closer to a deal on the state's $13 billion spending plan set to start July 1.
"A car is your means to education, to healthcare, to childcare, to employment, and even to participate within the local economy to boost it, and so a car is not just a car. And I love that our nonprofit brings that to light to show that transportation really does affect all aspects of a life -- especially a family's life," says Williams.
