Local Living: Columbia Walk to End Alzheimer’s, Harbison Fall Festival and other events this weekend!
Local Living: Columbia Walk to End Alzheimer’s, Harbison Fall Festival and other events this weekend!
Author: Mike Olson
KCSO: Report of road rage leads to arrest for gun and drug charges
The Kershaw County Sheriff’s Office says a report of a road rage incident lead to a man being arrested on drug and firearm charges.
Prescribed burn at Congaree National Park in November
According to officials, a prescribed burn is scheduled for next month at Congaree National Park.
SCDEW: Increase in initial unemployment insurance claims last week
The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce says there was an increase in the the number of first time unemployment insurance claims last week.
DHEC: 729 new cases of COVID-19, 66 additional virus related deaths in SC
DHEC reports 729 new cases of COVID-19 and 66 additional virus related deaths in South Carolina.
USGS: Two earthquakes reported near Jenkinsville
The United States Geological Survey reported a 1.8 magnitude earthquake near Jenkinsville just before 6:30 this morning. Officials reported a second earthquake in the same region just minutes later.
T.S. Martin Neighborhood Park Playground now open in Columbia
An eight-acre park playground is now open for business in Columbia. Mayor Steve Benjamin and city leaders cut the red ribbon at the T.S. Martin Neighborhood Park Playground on Edison Street this afternoon.
Local Living: Not-So-Spooky Halloween Stroll Thursday, Blythewood Fall Festival Rodeo this weekend and more!
Local Living: Not-So-Spooky Halloween Stroll Thursday, Blythewood Fall Festival Rodeo this weekend and more!
RCSD: Middle school student charged after bringing loaded gun to school
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department says a student at St. Andrews Middle School was arrested Wednesday, after bringing a loaded gun to school. Deputies say this is the fourth student to be charged with bringing a weapon on school property this week in Richland County.
DHEC officials speak on when younger kids could get COVID-19 vaccines, pending approval
Pending FDA emergency use authorization and CDC approval, officials with DHEC say children older than five could be vaccinated in South Carolina as early as the end of next week.
