Columbia Police investigating train vs. pickup truck overnight collision on Phillips Street
Authorities are investigating an overnight collision that involved a train and a pickup truck, according to CPD.
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2025 Homeowners Association releases complaint report
The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs (SCDCA) released the 2025 Homeowners Association (HOA) Complaint Report on Tuesday.
South Carolina man arrested, faces multiple charges after racist tirade goes viral
The Sullivan’s Island Police Department in South Carolina has levied charges against a man after he was captured on video harassing Hispanic men in a racist tirade.
SC ranks near the bottom of new healthcare cost to quality index: Phia Group
South Carolina ranked 48th in a new state-by-state healthcare quality and cost analysis index published by the Phia Group.
SC 341-Main Street in Kershaw County to be closed due to faulty asphalt
Southern Commercial Development says the crossing at SC 341-Main Street will be closed again on Wednesday.
Sen. Tim Scott and South Carolina’s governor will chair Lindsey Graham’s reelection bid
South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, one of President Donald Trump’s closest congressional allies, is kicking off his pursuit of a fifth term with two of his home state’s top Republicans chairing his 2026 campaign, an early show of strength in a race where the longtime lawmaker is expected to face primary challengers.
Senate committee advances Robert F. Kennedy Jr. nomination to be health secretary
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the controversial environmental lawyer turned public health critic, cleared his first hurdle on Tuesday to become the nation’s top health official when the Senate finance committee voted to advance his nomination for a floor vote.
A’ja Wilson’s release of Nike shoe, apparel collection shows growth and interest in women’s sports
A’ja Wilson, the two-time WNBA champion and three-time league MVP proudly released her long-awaited Nike signature shoe and athletic apparel collection in her hometown of Columbia, South Carolina.
Sumter Police requesting public’s help finding woman last seen in October
Officers with the Sumter Police Department is asking for the communities help finding a woman who was last seen in October, said officers.
SCDOT to temporarily close I-126 Westbound off-ramp to Colonial Life Boulevard for construction
The South Carolina Department of Transportation will temporarily close the I-126 Westbound off-ramp to Colonial Life Boulevard for construction on Wednesday.
