SC Rep. Nancy Mace says she was accosted on Capitol Hill
South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace says she was attacked on the grounds of the U.S. Capitol Tuesday night.
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Columbia Police arrest man accused of trying to rob area bank
A man accused of attempting to rob an area bank is denied bond
Mary J. Blige adds stop in Columbia to ‘The For My Fans Tour’
R&B singer Mary J. Blige adds a stop in Columbia to her 36 city music tour
Family of Zelig Williams continues the search after more than 2 months since disappearance
Zelig’s family have also welcomed the help of a group of private investigators known as ‘We Are the Essentials’.
Papa Jazz Record Shoppe in Five Points reopens
Papa Jazz Record Shoppe in Five Points is now reopen after renovations began back in July.
Tips to keep packages safe from Porch Pirates
We’ve all been doing some last minute online holiday shopping this season. And that means we have a lot of packages showing up at our door, along with the possibility of porch pirates
SC Governor’s Mansion holds Christmas Open House
Governor Henry McMaster and First Lady Peggy McMaster invited families across the Midlands for a Christmas open house at the SC Governor’s Mansion
Gamecocks Place Six on Football Coaches’ All-SEC Teams
COLUMBIA, S.C. (December 10, 2024) –Six players from the University of South Carolina football squad earned spots on the Coaches’ All-SEC teams, the Southeastern Conference office announced today. Included were three players who garnered first-team honors. Representing South Carolina on the first-team were defensive lineman Kyle Kennard, defensive back Nick Emmanwori and punter Kai Kroeger. Running back Raheim Sanders was…
Lessons in personal finance available for SC teachers
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)–Elementary school teachers have a little longer to register for a free personal finance lesson classroom kit. Tuesday State Treasurer Curtis Loftis announced he is extending the deadline to register to December 20th. Officials say the program encourages teachers to lead meaningful discussions with creative activities that are designed to help students learn how financial education plays a…
Federal government sues SC over treatment of mental health patients
Columbia, S.C. (AP)–The federal government has sued South Carolina, saying the state has not done enough to make sure people with serious mental illnesses are taken out of group homes and helped to get back into the community where they can work and lead independent lives. The lawsuit filed Monday said the state violates the Americans with Disabilities Act by…
