MTRA Gives New Outlet for Riders to be Heard
Bus riders, city council members and public transit supporters gathered Wednesday afternoon to announce the Midlands Transit Riders Association.
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Santiago Speaks Out on Chief Scott’s Departure
After the city of Columbia’s bombshell announcement yesterday that police chief Randy Scott is taking yet another leave of absence, city officials are tight lipped today. However, acting Chief Ruben Santiago is talking.
Suspect Named in Abduction
Columbia police are looking for a man they say abducted a woman on Greystone Blvd.
Gates, Rucker to address Univ. of SC grads
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and singer Darius Rucker are among those scheduled to speak at upcoming commencement ceremonies at the University of South Carolina.
1.5 million sign up for SC’s credit monitoring
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Nearly 1.5 million people have signed up for a year of credit monitoring offered by South Carolina after the hacking of the Revenue Department’s computer system last year.
US Sen. Tim Scott speaking at SC State
ORANGEBURG, S.C. (AP) — U.S. Sen. Tim Scott is spending some time at South Carolina State University this week.
GOP Runoff For Vacant Seat Decided
Former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford has cleared another hurdle in his bid for a political comeback, defeating a former county council member to win the G-O-P nomination for a vacant U.S. House seat.
Tyson Recalls Breaded Chicken Products
WASHINGTON, April 2, 2013 – Tyson Foods Inc., a Russellville, Ark. establishment, is recalling approximately 127,000 lbs. of uncooked breaded chicken tenderloins and uncooked chicken tenderloin fritter products because of an undeclared allergen and misbranding.
World Autism Awareness Day
ABC Columbia catches up with a local family to talk about their journey through Autism on World Autism Awareness Day.
Taxpayers Choose Pros Due to Hacking
Two weeks and counting to file your federal income tax return. As ABC Columbia News found out, some South Carolinians, fearful of the statewide security breach backlash, are choosing to file the old fashioned way.
