W. Columbia closures, sanitation hours for the holiday
The City of West Columbia is releasing changes to their trash pick up and government offices that will be closed as many people continue enjoying the holidays.
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Happy Kwanzaa!
Monday marks the first of the seven day holiday where a candle for the week long celebration represents a different principle
Ways to cope with holiday heartbreak
The holidays are not always merry and bright for those grieving the loss of a loved one. Here are some ways to help you cope
Winter weather still causing issues, airport cancellations and more
Winter weather is still hitting other parts of the United States
Number of power outages slowly drop statewide
Due to the high winds, parts of the state experienced power outages.
CPD actively investigates shooting outside Harbison Blvd. restaurant
The Columbia Police Department is actively investigating a shooting that took place in the parking lot of the Olive Garden along Harbison Boulevard.
City of Columbia announces office closures during holidays
The City of Columbia announced building and office closures in observance of the holidays.
Gate runner shot after attempting illegal entrance into Shaw AFB
Shaw Air Force authorities say a 20th Security Forces Squadron Airman shot and injured a person illegally trying to enter the military base around 1:30 p.m. on Dec. 23.
Winter storm disrupts holiday flights, train routes
The Winter storm is disrupting holiday travel… on one of the busiest travel days of the year.
Winter Storm delaying holiday deliveries
All those holiday packages still on the way… could be delayed.
Caught on camera! Giant moose sheds its antlers
A wild winter video caught on cam in the wild...shows a giant moose with something to lose!
Midlands Military Matters: Biden signs National Defense Authorization Act
President Biden signed the $858 billion National Defense Authorization Act into law today.
Tips on how to stay sober during the holiday season
A growing number of people are becoming “sober curious,” meaning they want to try sobriety.
Christmas gift return tips
Getting and giving gifts is a big part of the holiday season for many... and so is returning them.
Samsung recalls 650K washing machines
If you own a Samsung top-load washing machine, there's a recall you should know about.
Sumter Police: Abstain from drinking and driving this holiday weekend
The Sumter Police Department is asking holiday revelers to abstain from drinking and driving this Christmas weekend.
Meta to pay $725 million in privacy law suit
Facebook’s parent company Meta is agreeing to pay $725 million in a class action lawsuit settlement.
House passes $1.7T spending bill, sending measure to Biden, averting shutdown
The must-pass measure passed easily despite GOP opposition.
West Columbia City Council passes funding for Meeting Street Corridor improvements
The City Council of West Columbia voted to allocate $3.5 million from the $8.9 million received from the American Rescue Plan Act to fund improvements towards the Meeting Street Corridor.
Lexington food drive continues today
Mission Lexington and the Lexington Sheriff's Department are teaming up to collect non-perishable food items.
