Haley presents WWII POWs with medals
South Carolina’s surviving prisoners of war from World War II were recognized with the new South Carolina Prisoner of War medal Thursday in a ceremony at the Statehouse.
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Man shot on Millwood, police searching for vehicle
Officials with the Columbia Police Department are searching for a dark colored Chevy Tahoe believed to be involved with a shooting incident on Wednesday afternoon.
Kershaw County searching for suspects following car-break-ins
Kershaw County Deputies are still searching for individuals after several car break-ins in the area .
All you need to know if you’re headed to Charlotte for Game Day
Fans planning on following the teams to Bank of America stadium for the Battle of the Carolinas can plan on a day of activities.
Columbia author finds inspiration inside Richland Library walls
Noted children’s book author, Dinah Johnson, is Richland Library’s writer-in-residence for the next nine months.
Community members save 18th century house from demolition
The Dutch Fork Historical Society has been working to raise enough money, or find someone to front the money, to move the Coogler-Meetze house before it’s torn down.
Grant Allows for Cybersecurity Education
As the number of businesses and individuals relying on computers increases, so does the threat of hacking.
Residents Concerned Over Shooting
Columbia Police are investigating a shooting on Millwood Avenue that left one man injured.
Local High School Honors WWII Veterans
September 2nd marks the 70th anniversary of the end of WWII.
Haley to say ‘New South’ can lead nation in race relations
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley will tell the National Press Club that the “New South” can lead the nation in race relations and racial advancement.
