AT&T hiring 120 people, including 70 new jobs
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — AT&T is hiring 120 people across South Carolina as it expands its wired and wireless network nationwide.
Local News
SC colleges look at on-campus tobacco bans
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Campus-wide bans against smokers could spread to several South Carolina universities.
Political rivals work to pass government overhaul
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A bill representing the largest overhaul of state government in decades is again approaching passage. Both Gov. Nikki Haley and her chief Democratic opponent are working to get it to her desk in the legislative session’s waning weeks.
Capnerhurst’s Widow Testifies
An emotional widow of Bryan Capnerhurst, Cindy, was called to the stand by prosecutors late afternoon. It is the first time we hear her account of how much debt she and her husband were in and whether he was willing to kill to settle those debts.
Medical examiner testimony key in Columbia trial
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A medical examiner in the trial of a Columbia man charged with killing his wife and his colleague in a sports gambling ring says the gun in one of the victim’s hands was likely planted after he died.
Mid-West Tornado kills one, more storms expected
At least one person died after a series of tornadoes ripped across the Midwest Sunday, injuring dozens while leaving a path of devastation in a region that is expected to see more severe weather later today.
Deadly Shooting
Two suspected gunman are in custody following a deadly weekend armed robbery.
Going Tobacco Free
Smokers may need to wait to light up if they plan on going onto the campus of State school now that more schools are going tobacco free.
Children’s Play
The Harbison Theater in Irmo opened their doors with a new type of performance.
Blue Star Mothers laud military at Patriots Ball
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The Blue Star Mothers are honoring five current or former military men at their fifth annual Patriots Ball.
