Ex-Columbia councilman gives up SC law license
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A former Columbia city councilman who served prison time for tax evasion has permanently surrendered his South Carolina law license.
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Biden, McConnell Close In on Last-Minute Deal
Congressional and White House negotiators are closing in on a deal to avert across-the-board tax hikes and spending cuts that take effect at midnight, as the nation teeters on the edge of the so-called fiscal cliff.
Ruben Santiago to serve as interim chief
City of Columbia officials have announced that Deputy Chief Ruben Santiago will serve as interim police chief, following what outgoing Chief Randy Scott hopes is his temporary retirement.
SLED probing defacement of SC agency website
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — State police are investigating the defacement of a South Carolina state agency website.
Bill would exempt SC-made guns from federal rules
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Proposed legislation would exempt weapons made in South Carolina from federal regulations.
Apartment Fire Displaces Several Families
Several families are bringing in a new year without a place to call home following an Apartment fire early Sunday morning.
Famously Hot New Year’s Set Up begins
In just a few hours Main Street will be packed with hundreds ready to ring in a new year!
Richland County Home Invasion
Richland County Sheriff’s are looking for an unidentified suspect who is accused of kicking in the door of an area home and shooting a man inside.
Fiscal Cliff Talks Hit ‘Major Setback’
With less than two days remaining for Congress to reach a budget agreement that would avoid the so-called “fiscal cliff,” ABC News has learned that negotiations have reached a “major setback.”
Man found dead in Kershaw house fire
KERSHAW, S.C. (AP) — A 34-year-old Kershaw man has died in a fire that destroyed his home.
