SC lawmakers discuss the state budget
Lawmakers are back at the State House this week but not in the way that many expected.
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Rabid raccoon confirmed in Clarendon County, four pets exposed
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) confirmed that a raccoon found near White Oak Drive and Comstock Lane in Manning has tested positive for rabies.
Baby dies after shooting incident in Lee County, 2 arrested in connection
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office has arrested two people in connection with multiple shooting incidents in Lee County, says the sheriff’s office.
Coroner identifies Virginia man after fatal vehicle collision
The Kershaw County Coroner’s Office has identified a man who died after a collision on Monday, says the coroner’s office.
Richland One looking for volunteers to serve as R1 CHAMPS for 2024-2025 school year
Richland County School District One is seeking volunteers for its R1 CHAMPS (Caring Hearts Making Positive Shifts) program.
SCDOT opens another section of Hardscrabble Road Project
South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) has begun reopening another section of the Hardscrabble Road Project beginning near Farrow Road and ending at the bridge over Crane Creek.
Lexington Police alert drivers of lane closures on Old Cherokee Road
Beginning this evening, June 17, there will be nightly, intermittent lane closures in the westbound lane on Old Cherokee Road between Sunset Boulevard and North Lake Drive, says Lexington Police.
Remains of man missing since last year found, says RCSD
Sheriff Leon Lott says the remains of a man reported as missing last year was recently found, says RCSD.
Local Living: Black Eats Week 803, Free Juneteenth admission at CMA, Friday Night Laser Lights
Local Living: Here are events in the Midlands to enjoy this Summer!
Columbia’s “Black Wall Street” highlighted in new documentary, premiere part of two-day event
The new documentary titled “Did you know? Columbia’s Black Wall Street” chronicles the Black businesses that were thriving in the city during the 1920’s and 1930’s.
