The Southeastern states are continuing to deal with the impacts of Tropical Storm Debby as the storm brought in heavy rainfall and flooding to several states.
As Richland County School District One begins a new school year, Richland One’s Student Transportation Services team is operating bus transportation call centers again this year.
ABC Columbia is tracking Debby. Meteorologist Tyler Ryan is in the weather center with the latest in this forecast update
Lugoff Fire Department, Kershaw County Fire Service, Camden Fire, and Kershaw County EMS were called to a reported fire in the 1000 block of Critzer Drive in Lugoff.
Two men are wanted by Sumter Police Department on a armed robbery charge, said the police.
A former pastor and his wife have been arrested in connection to a case involving crimes against minors, said RCSD.
According to the South Carolina Emergency Management Division, a storm hotline has been activated for residents in South Carolina.
As South Carolina learns about the possible impact of Tropical Storm Debby as it hit Florida as a Hurricane Category 1, some school districts are turning to eLearning Days.
In the event of a power outage Dominion Energy urges you to report an outage using their free mobile app.
Steady rain is in the forecast for the next few days, and Columbia’s flood-prone neighborhood of Five Points isn’t waiting around to prepare.
