Local Living: State Museum offering dads free admission Sunday, Steve Martin and Martin Short coming to Columbia and more!
Local Living: State Museum offering dads free admission Sunday, Steve Martin and Martin Short coming to Columbia and more!
Author: Mike Olson
Lexington PD conducting traffic safety checkpoints Friday
Heads up drivers! Don’t be surprised if you see some blue lights driving around Lexington. The Lexington Police Department is setting up checkpoints around town Friday.
RCSD makes arrest for Tuesday murder on Blue Bill Court
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department says they arrested a man for Tuesday’s fatal shooting on Blue Bill Court.
No one hurt, but home damaged after early morning house fire in Fairfield County
Firefighters in Fairfield County responded to a house fire early this morning. Firefighters say no one was hurt, and they believe the fire started in the kitchen.
AG Wilson: Gaston man facing 20 charges related to the sexual exploitation of minors
According to South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, a Gaston man was arrested this week and faces 20 total charges for the sexual exploitation of minors.
Lexington Police asking for help finding man pictured on fake license used for credit card theft
The Lexington Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying a man accused of using a fake driver’s license to steal credit cards last week.
DHEC: 94 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, four new deaths in SC
DHEC reports 94 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and four additional deaths in South Carolina.
SCDEW: Decrease in initial unemployment insurance claims filed last week
The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce says there was a decrease in initial unemployment insurance claims filed last week.
Lexington County Coroner identifies pedestrian fatally struck on Airport Blvd. Wednesday
Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher has identified the pedestrian who died after being hit by a vehicle on Airport Boulevard Wednesday morning.
Demonstrators gather at the Statehouse to confront ‘Confederate state of mind’ on anniversary of Charleston Massacre
Right now, a rally is happening at the Statehouse, and organizers say the purpose is to confront the state of mind that allows white supremacy to exist through things like racial profiling, and Confederate monuments. This comes on the six year anniversary of the Charleston Massacre, where Dylann Roof gunned down nine African Americans at Emanuel AME Church.
