Cayce Police Department remind students to make safe choices during prom season
It’s prom season and before your teenagers grab their corsages, dress shoes and fancy duds for the big night the Cayce Police Department wants you to think about safety.
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A $1.8 billion mistake could cost the South Carolina treasurer his job
For the first time in over two centuries as a U.S. state, South Carolina lawmakers are going to try to remove a statewide elected official from office.
Orangeburg Co. deputies searching for 18-year-old in connection with Five Chop Road shooting incident
A Saturday Five Chop Road shooting incident is under investigation, according to the Orangeburg Co. Sheriff’s Office.
CPD: Man arrested after fatal Wednesday afternoon motorcycle collision
Columbia PD’s Traffic Safety Unit is investigating a fatal motorcycle collision that happened Wednesday afternoon at Blossom/Assembly Streets, say police.
Can SC bar Planned Parenthood from receiving Medicaid funding? U.S. Supreme Court will decide
Governor McMaster spoke in D.C. after the Supreme Court hearing on Wednesday, saying, “The right to life is the most precious of all. It is the object of every law passed in our country and our principles of why we are a country.”
Local Living: Artista Vista, Columbia International Festival, Brew 2 Build Festival, Disney on Ice
Local Living: Events to enjoy in this warmer weather!
ABC Columbia sports on the road with the Gamecocks: Tampa!
ABC Columbia Sports is on the road to Tampa with the Gamecocks.
ABC Columbia sports on the road with the Gamecocks: Tampa
FCSO: Man arrested after endangering himself, motorists on I-77
Fairfield County deputies have arrested a man for endangering himself and motorists on Tuesday, April 1.
Egg prices are falling
Egg prices may be finally giving shoppers a break.
State Forester’s burning ban lifted for remaining 5 counties
The South Carolina Forestry Commission announced the State Forester’s Burning Ban will be lifted for Greenville, Horry, Oconee, Pickens and Spartanburg counties at noon on Wednesday.
