Sumter Police to hold annual National Night Out today
The Sumter Police Department is encouraging everyone to take part in their National Night Out tonight.
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South Carolina roads mostly cleared after Hurricane Ian
The South Carolina Emergency Management Division says that crews have finished clearing most of the roads covered with sand and debris from Hurricane Ian
Washington Street Deck closed to the public this weekend
The Washington Street Deck is undergoing repairs and will be closed to the public Friday, Oct. 7 through Sunday, Oct. 9.
Country music icon Loretta Lynn, singer of 'Coal Miner's Daughter,' dies at 90
The singer, from rural Kentucky, first rose to success in the 1960s.
ABC's of Education: Forum introduces Richland Two School Board candidates
ABC's of Education: A forum gives parents, members of the community their first look at ideas Richland Two school board candidates are bringing to the table.
'Amazon Access' created for customers on government assistance
'amazon access' focused on shoppers who get government assistance.
Lancaster woman accused of tax fraud
The Agents with the South Carolina Department of Revenue arrested a Lancaster woman accused of tax fraud.
Missing 6-year-old found safe after community search
A 6 year old boy with autism is now safe with his family after a seven hour search in Elgin.
Peloton signs deals with Hilton hotels to carry bikes nationwide
Peloton announced a deal with Hilton that will put its exercise bikes into the workout rooms of 5400 hotels nationwide.
Nike discounts inventory ahead of holiday season
Nike is discounting numerous items due to an excess of merchandise.
Average gas price in Columbia rises to $3.21 per gallon
According to Gas Buddy, the average price for a gallon of gas in Columbia has risen 9.2 cents per gallon to $3.21.
Lancaster woman charged with 12 counts of tax fraud, says SC Department of Revenue
A Lancaster woman was arrested today by the South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR) after preparing tax returns with fraudulent information.
Prisma Health partners with S.C. colleges to combat nursing shortage
Prisma Health will invest $5 million in a pilot nursing recruitment program in several S.C. colleges to combat the nursing shortage in the state.
Pawleys Island recovering after Hurricane Ian
Pawleys Island is picking up the pieces after being hit by Hurricane Ian with winds up to 85 miles per hour.
Grocery prices rose 13.5% in August
New government data shows grocery prices climbed 13.5% in August from the year before.
Food Lion recalls cheese product for possible Listeria
Food Lion has recalled Taste of Inspirations Double Creme Brie Cheese Wedge after the manufacturer said it could be contaminated with Listeria
Fort Jackson to hold annual "National Night Out" on Oct. 4
Fort Jackson is hosting their annual “National Night Out,” a campaign that helps foster relationships between communities and law enforcement, on Oct. 4 at 5:30 pm.
SC Highway Patrol: Vehicle collision in Newberry leaves one man dead
The South Carolina Highway Patrol and Newberry County Coroner’s Office are investigating a one car motor vehicle collision on Sept. 30 that left one man dead.
CPD: Suspect accused of shooting man outside Sky Bistro Lounge turns himself in
The suspect accused of shooting a man outside of Sky Bistro Lounge Saturday turned himself in to Columbia Police investigators.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month
While the recommended age to start getting mammograms is 40, there are women now getting diagnosed at a younger age and some are taking to social media to raise awareness.
