WEAVER VS. ELLIS: SC state superintendent of education candidates debate ahead of Election Day
The two candidates believe that in addition to salaries, working conditions are to blame for the state’s teacher shortage.
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ONE-ON-ONE: USC professor highlights key races on SC ballots
He predicts Henry McMaster to win re-election and beat challenger Joe Cunningham.
Columbia International University celebrates 100th anniversary
Columbia International University kicked off its 100th anniversary celebration with a parade of flags, representing 160 nations that alumni from the school work and serve.
Newberry County Sheriff’s Office to host Operation Santa Clause
It's that time of year again, the Newberry County Sheirff's Office is hosting Operation Santa Clause!
It’s that time of year again, the Newberry County Sheirff’s Office is hosting Operation Santa Clause!
The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office hosting Citizens Academy beginning Nov.10
The Sumter County Sheriff's Office is hosting Citizens Academy beginning this month.
The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office is hosting Citizens Academy beginning this month.
$1.2 billion Powerball drawing set for tonight
If you haven't already bought your Powerball ticket for tonight's drawing you still have time!
If you haven’t already bought your Powerball ticket for tonight’s drawing you still have time!
United Airlines launching apprenticeship program
United Airlines is launching a new apprenticeship program called Calibrate.
United Airlines is launching a new apprenticeship program called Calibrate.
Parkland sentencing: Nikolas Cruz sentenced to life in prison
Many victims' parents are outraged that the gunman was spared the death penalty.
Many victims’ parents are outraged that the gunman was spared the death penalty.
Experience Columbia SC: Tourism is thriving again
Destination Marketing Organization Experience Columbia announced that tourism is thriving again after 15.1 million people visited the state capital in 2021.
Destination Marketing Organization Experience Columbia announced that tourism is thriving again after 15.1 million people visited the state capital in 2021.
City’s Food Truck Fridays continues into November
The City of Columbia announced they will continue Food Truck Fridays in November with new food vendors operating from one location.
The City of Columbia announced they will continue Food Truck Fridays in November with new food vendors operating from one location.
