Sheriff: Man, woman charged in death of 4-year old
Deputies say on February 16, investigators responded to Prisma Children’s Hospital concerning an unresponsive child who was brought in by EMS with a broken leg and severe burns.
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SCDMV: New license plates won’t have stickers
If you own a car and it’s time for a new license plate registration sticker, you’ll want to double-check your situation as the DMV recently made some changes.
Ukrainian Artist Jenna Bazaliy to hold community art event at Richland Library Wheatley
Ukrainian artist Jenna (Yevheniia) Bazaliy is hosting a community art event at Richland Library Wheatly on Saturday.
A love affair unraveled before a Black transgender woman was fatally shot in rural South Carolina
Dime Doe’s death on Aug. 4, 2019, is now the subject of the nation’s first federal trial over an alleged hate crime based on gender identity, which started Tuesday.
South Carolina’s leading scorer, rebounder Kamilla Cardoso misses Alabama game to rest
South Carolina leading scorer and rebounder Kamilla Cardoso sat out Thursday night’s game against Alabama to rest.
Pharmaceutical company announces Midlands expansion
A pharmaceutical company is expanding its operations in the Midlands.
Toms Creek Family Farms opening mobile market in local food deserts
“On Mondays the market will be at Hyatt Park, which is where we are today for the press conference, and on Tuesdays it will be at Greenview Park, and on Thursdays it will be at Edgewood Library from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. And that’s our initial target is the 29203 and 29204 zip code, but we hope to expand eventually,” says Driggers.
No. 1 South Carolina wins share of SEC regular-season title with win over Alabama
Ashlyn Watkins had 14 points and 10 rebounds and No. 1 South Carolina clinched a share of its third straight Southeastern Conference regular-season championship.
The Courage Center expands addiction services into Richland County
The Courage Center helps people develop a recovery plan tailored to them alongside professionals and peer support coaches.
South Carolina bans inmates from in-person interviews. A lawsuit wants to change that
A South Carolina prison policy banning inmates from speaking to reporters in person or having their writings directly published violates the First Amendment free speech rights of prisoners, a civil rights organization said in a federal lawsuit Thursday.
