Actor Michael B. Jordan spends four days at Ft. Jackson to train for upcoming film
There was a little bit of Hollywood at Fort Jackson this week.
According to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, a former police officer with the Sumter Police Department was arrested on Tuesday and has been charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
The tenth annual “Operation Spread the Joy” campaign is now underway, hoping to bring holiday cheer to the homeless population in Columbia.
According to a statement released by Lexington School District Two, Brookland Cayce High School and Airport High School are experiencing a high number of teachers who requested personal illness leave today.
There was a little bit of Hollywood at Fort Jackson this week.
Industrial giant 3M, the maker of Post-it Notes, is cutting nearly 3,000 jobs.
Neighbors in one Irmo community will be volunteering later this month to clean up areas still damaged from the flood of 2015.
The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office says they confiscated more than 400 grams of various drugs while they were executing a search warrant at a residence on Wright Street.
1,000 full-time jobs are coming to Dorchester County with the development of a new Walmart distribution center.
Former Presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton have all agreed to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
The New York City Ballet is taking the Nutcracker digital this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. It will be available December 11-January 3, and you can stream it on Marquee TV. A 48-hour rental will cost you $25.