SC Governor joins group of governor’s defending Tennessee’s “Help Not Harm” bill
Governor Henry McMaster is among a group of governor’s defending Tennessee’s “Help Not Harm” bill.
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Lexington Police arrest driver for DUI after collision
Lexington Police have arrested a driver accused of a DUI following a collision on Monday night.
SC least energy efficient state
South Carolina is once again the least energy efficient state in the country.
“Midway Physics Day” brings over 2,000 high school students to the State Fair
An annual event at the State Fair known as “Midway Physics Day” allows high school students from across South Carolina the chance to see hands-on experiments and demonstrations in physics.
Local Living: Mommy & Me Braid and Brunch
Local Living: Events to check out in the Midlands this Fall.
20-year-old, 2 teens arrested in connection with fast food restaurant shooting
Columbia police have arrested an adult and two teens for shooting at a fast food restaurant last month, according to investigators.
Lexington Police ask for public’s help identifying 2 people who allegedly stole a debit card
The Lexington Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying two people who allegedly stole a debit card from a bank, said police.
SCDSS to issue SNAP replacement to thousands after Hurricane Helene
Thousands of SNAP recipients in the Palmetto State are going to receive replacement SNAP benefits after Hurricane Helene impacted the state last month.
Columbia VAHCS to host annual Pink & Purple Walk
On Friday, the Columbia VA Health Care System will hold its annual Pink & Purple Walk to raise awareness for Breast Cancer and Intimate Partner Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
SCDOT: Temporary lane closure to be implemented on Clemson Road in Richland County
The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) says there will be a temporary, single-lane closure on Clemson Road to assist with utility relocation.
