CFD provides guidelines for safely preparing your Thanksgiving meal
The Columbia Fire Department wants to keep you safe this Thanksgiving with some helpful guidelines to follow.
Author: Mike Olson
Study says SC shows the second fastest recovery for weekly unemployment claims in the country
According to a study conducted by WalletHub, South Carolina boasts the second quickest weekly unemployment recovery in the nation.
44 new confirmed cases on campus in latest UofSC coronavirus dashboard update
The University of South Carolina updated its coronavirus dashboard for the latest testing period (November 20-23).
Jeopardy to be hosted by series of guests, beginning with Ken Jennings
We now know who the first interim host of Jeopardy will be, the answer is Ken Jennings.
President Trump, first lady host annual turkey pardoning
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump are celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday Tuesday with the traditional pardoning of the National Thanksgiving Turkey.
President-elect Biden announces his cabinet nominees
Tuesday, President-elect Joe Biden introduced the nominees who, if approved, will be part of his cabinet when he takes office in January.
Midlands law enforcement deliver hundreds of free turkeys to the community
On Tuesday, the non-profit Serve & Connect along with Columbia Police and Richland County deputies handed out turkeys and Thanksgiving produce on Sunset Drive.
Sumter Co. Sheriff: Suspect arrested for 2019 assault and battery
According the the Sumter County Sheriff’s Office, Travon Darrell Ragin, 21, was arrested on Tuesday in connection with an incident that dates back to September 2019.
Wedgefield man charged with murder, related charges for fatal Ollie Drive shooting
Sumter County deputies say they arrested a man in connection with a fatal shooting that took place on Ollie Drive on November 9.
SCAG Wilson announces settlement with The Home Depot over 2014 customer data breach
On Tuesday, South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced that his office as well as the attorneys general of 45 other states and the District of Columbia reached a settlement with The Home Depot over a customer data breach that occurred in 2014.
