SCE&G, environmental group settle lawsuit
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — An environmental group says it has settled a lawsuit accusing South Carolina Electric & Gas of illegally discharging arsenic and other contaminants into a river near Columbia.
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SC tourism targets DNC attendees
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina tourism leaders hope the state’s $15 billion industry gets a boost from next month’s Democratic National Convention in nearby Charlotte.
Temporary Ice Skating Rink Coming to Columbia
Summer may be winding down, but Columbia City Council members are already looking toward the holidays.
Close Watch on Tropical Storm Isaac
Organizers of the Republican National Convention are keeping a close watch on an unwanted guest.
West Columbia Officials Lift Boil Water Advisory
Some West Columbia residents no longer have to take extra steps to use their water.
ABC to Make Late-Night Switch
Jimmy Kimmel is going head-to-head with the big boys.
Lowcountry Man Agrees to Plead in Mortgage Fraud
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) _ A North Charleston man who owned a real estate company has agreed to plead guilty to charges stemming from a $45 million mortgage fraud scheme.
Mom: “I know without a shadow of a doubt, she would not run away.”
A Columbia mother pleads for help to bring her missing 15 year old daughter, back home.
‘Tanner Way’ Sign to be Unveiled
Three blocks surrounding near the Carolina Stadium in Columbia will have a new name in honor of USC Athleteics Director and two time college world series champion baseball coach Ray Tanner.
Ground broken for $142M Charleston arts center
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) _ Work is under way in earnest on a $142 million makeover of the Gaillard Municipal Auditorium in Charleston to create a world class performing arts center.
