Memorial Day travelers could face record crowds
If you are planning to travel for Memorial Day you could be facing record crowds.
Author: ABC Columbia Staff
Meet the first female Golden Bachelorette
You saw it here! Last year’s “Golden Bachelor” gave 72-year-old Gerry Turner a shot at love. Now, it’s a woman’s turn.
State treasurer announces return of PalmettoBaby Grant Program
Babies born in South Carolina at the end of this month will get a birthday gift from the state.
Local Living: Columbia Black Expo, Black culinary traditions, Columbia VA Health Care System
Local Living: Events in the Midlands to enjoy!
7 Day Forecast from ABC COLUMBIA NEWS
Check out your weekly 7 Day Forecast right here with ABC COLUMBIA NEWS
SC attorney general joins multi-state lawsuit challenging federal emissions mandate for heavy duty trucks
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson is joining a multi-state lawsuit challenging a federal emissions mandate for heavy duty trucks.
Lexington County law enforcement officers to honor those who died in line of duty
Lexington County law enforcement will honor those who dies in the line of duty on Thursday, May 16.
Flags at state buildings at half staff in honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day
In honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day, Governor McMaster says flags will be at half staff until sunset on Wednesday, May 15, at several state buildings.
Midlands Pup Shots! May 15
Help a Midlands pup in need find a forever home courtesy of petfinder.com!
Civil War Hero, Pioneering lawmaker could get state house statue
A bill awaiting Governor McMaster’s signature would honor the pioneering lawmaker Robert Smalls with a statue at the state house.
