Richland County deputies investigating after victim found with gunshot wound
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department is investigating an incident after a victim found with gunshot wound on Tuesday night, says RCSD.
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STEMfest brings science fun to the Spring Valley H.S.
Midlands kids have a chance to have fun with science this weekend during the return of STEMfest
GROWING SODA CITY’S ART SCENE: Columbia unveils first of many new urban canvases
Part of the ‘Columbia Streams Art’ initiative, the city unveiled a 15 by 10 foot tapestry downtown at 620 Huger Street featuring the work of local artists.
City leaders say new $20 million project will make it easier to access, enjoy riverfront
Leaders with the City of Columbia say their new Williams Street Extension Project has one primary goal — to make it easier for Columbia’s citizens and visitors to enjoy the view.
New city initiative aims to bring color to city spaces through urban canvases
You might have never thought of Columbia as an arts town but that may be about to change.
Police: Woman shoots and kills cousin who was trying to stop argument
Columbia police say a woman has been charged in a Saturday shooting.
Chapin man arrested for attempted murder after shooting incident earlier this month
A Chapin man has been charged with attempted murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime in connection with a shooting incident earlier this month, says Irmo Police.
Local Living: Koger Center 35th Birthday
Local Living: The Koger Center for the Arts is celebrating its 35th birthday this month.
SCSO: Woman charged after attempting to hit victim while child in vehicle
A Sumter woman is accused of trying to hit a victim with her car with a child inside after a domestic disturbance turned violent on Saturday, say deputies.
AG Wilson supports Arizona law requiring proof of citizenship to vote
A spokesperson for the SC Attorney General's Office says Alan Wilson has joined a coalition of 24 states calling on the US Supreme Court to confirm states can make their own election rules including requiring voters to provide proof of citizenship.
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)–A spokesperson for the SC Attorney General’s Office says Alan Wilson has joined a coalition of 24 states calling on the US Supreme Court to confirm states can make their own election rules including requiring voters to provide proof of citizenship. A law requiring proof of citizenship was passed in Arizona but blocked in the Ninth Circuit Court…
