Columbia Police investigating shooting incident at apartment complex on Lucius Road
The Columbia Police Department says officers are investigating a shooting incident at Riverside Apartments on Lucius Road.
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Richland Library offering COVID-19 vaccines at St. Andrews location Thursday
If you still haven’t gotten your coronavirus vaccine or booster dose, the Richland County Library has you covered.
More than five million refugees have fled Ukraine since Russian invasion
The U.N. Refugee Agency says more than five million refugees have fled Ukraine since Russian troops invaded the country.
CDC advisory committee to discuss COVID-19 booster doses at meeting Wednesday
More information on COVID-19 vaccine booster doses will be released to the public soon.
U.S. preparing to send additional aid to Ukraine
Details of the aid package have not yet been made public but could be approved within coming days.
DOJ considering appeal after federal judge strikes down mask mandate on public transport
On Tuesday, a federal judge struck down the nationwide mask mandates for planes and public transport. The Department of Justice is now considering an appeal. Meanwhile, confusion reigns with different rules for planes, airports and the subway. Passengers are faced with making their own choices.
Pending approval, Pfizer says it could have COVID-19 shots for kids under 5 by June
Some big news for parents. The COVID-19 vaccine could be available for children under five-years-old by summer.
City of Orangeburg: One injured in shooting on Treadwell Street
Officers with the Orangeburg Department of Public Safety are investigating a shooting incident that took place this morning on Treadwell Street.
LCSD: Child injured after man shoots his way into home
A child is injured and a Columbia man is behind bars in Lexington, after what authorities believe to be a custody dispute over the child and the child’s mother.
State leaders weigh in on how to stop gun violence in South Carolina
“What I will tell you is that as a community, we’re not going to accept this. This is not going to be the norm in Columbia South Carolina.”
