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Lexington man sentenced to 13 years after cocaine found in his car

A Lexington man has been sentenced over 13 years in prison after two pounds of cocaine were found in his vehicle.

Forest Acres PD investigate suspicious bathroom fire at A.C. Flora High School

Forest Acres deputies are investigating a fire that happened this morning in a A.C. Flora High School bathroom.

Columbia Police investigating collision between pedestrian and vehicle

The Columbia Police Department is investigating a collision between a pedestrian and vehicle at the intersection of Blossom & Sumter Streets.

New Evidence In Teen's Mysterious Death Linked To Murdaugh Family

Murdaugh investigation uncovers new evidence in teen's mysterious death

Now to new developments from the Alex Murdaugh conviction.

Attorney For Student Assaulted Over Pledge Of Allegiance Asks Sc Attorney General Wilson To Open Criminal Investigation

Attorney for student punished over Pledge of Allegiance asks SC AG Wilson to open criminal investigation

The attorney for a River Bluff High School student who was allegedly punished for not taking part in the Pledge of Allegiance is now filing for a criminal investigation.

Sumter deputies: traffic violation leads to chase and multiple charges

The Sumter County Sheriff's Office arrested 29 year-old Alan Cowell on March 13 on weapon and drug charges.

US military releases video from Russian fighter jet crash with drone

Communications were lost with the drone as the image pixelates into color bars.

Columbia VA Health Care System hosting job fair

The Columbia VA Health Care System is hosting a hiring fair on March 25 from 9 p.m. to 2 p.m.

Traffic Alert: Race Against Hunger to affect roads near Lexington High School

Deputies will be directing traffic during the Lexington Race Against Hunger on Saturday, March 18.

S.C. Highway Patrol investigating crash involving officer

The S.C. Highway Patrol is investigating a vehicle crash involving an on-duty Sumter Police Department officer.

Parts of southern border in 'crisis' but that is 'nothing new,' agency chief says

Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz told lawmakers near the southern border on Wednesday that parts of the boundary with Mexico are in "crisis."

First responders in Murdaugh murders tell all

Just weeks after disgraced attorney Alex Murdaugh was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison for the murders of his wife Maggie and son Paul, first responders involved in the case are telling it all.

ABC's of Education: 2 of 5 'Teacher of the Year' finalists announced

five extraordinary South Carolina teachers are being recognized for their exceptional work inside the classroom.

WalletHub: SC 7th most dependent on federal government

According to a recent survey, SC is among the states most dependent on the federal government.

Eau Claire High School and United Way pilot mentorship program for young men of color

Eau Claire High School and the United Way are teaming up to kickstart a new mentorship program called "Young Men United."

AAA advice amid Mexico travel concerns

If you have plans to travel out of the country any time soon, AAA says 'look before you book', meaning conduct extensive research before selecting a destination.