Victim of fatal shooting identified
Richland County Corner Gary Watts has released the name of the individual that died Thursday afternoon on Leeward Loop off of Garners Ferry Road, after being shot.
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Governor, local leaders tell Lowcountry to brace for more flooding, urge evacuations
Charleston County Emergency Management is urging citizens living near the Edisto and Santee rivers to keep an eye on water levels and leave their homes before the situation gets worse.
The latest: Work continues at canal, curfew extended through Sunday
City of Columbia officials held at news conference Friday morning updating residents on the status of in the aftermath of the city’s historic flooding.
Accident on Longs Pond Road leaves one dead
One person is dead after an early morning accident on Longs Pond Road.
Campus Shooting Came After Fight Between Two Groups of Students
A fight that broke out between two groups of students at Northern Arizona University’s Flagstaff campus left one person dead and three hospitalized after one of the students shot the others with a handgun.
Kings Grant resident returns to house after flood devastation
A dam break on Fort Jackson wreaked havoc on the Kings Grant neighborhood, during the early morning hours Sunday.
Two men charged after stealing from flood victims
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott announced the arrests of two men charged with looting.
‘Love Thy Neighbor’ effort to help flood victims has roots in Emanuel AME tragedy
When tragedy struck at Mother Emanuel, a Lowcountry mom and her kids were inspired to spread kindness. Now Melanie Schimming and her family are back at it, sending not just love but critical essentials — food, clothes, and toiletries — to flood victims in hard-hit Columbia.
The Latest on Storm: Coastal Counties Warned of Rising Water
South Carolina Emergency Management officials are warning residents in four coastal counties to stay alert for possible evacuation orders near two rising rivers.
Flood damage from above shows massive road ahead
A group of residents took in the view of the flood damage Wednesday from hundreds of feet above ground.
