AAA predicts less SC travel over July 4th Holiday
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — AAA Carolinas predicts that higher gas prices and a shorter holiday will mean fewer South Carolinians hit the road for July 4th this year.
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Columbia dedicates plaza to former Mayor Coble
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina’s capital city will formally dedicate a park not far from downtown named for one of the city’s former mayors.
Mother and Father Charged in Death of 4-Yr. Old
A Columbia four year old is dead and his parents are in custody accused of homicide by child abuse.
SC troopers begin increased enforcement Wednesday
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina officials are reminding motorists that troopers and officers will be increasing traffic enforcement during the long Independence Day weekend.
Budget cuts military July 4th, but SC bands play
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Federal budget cuts are forcing military installations across South Carolina to cut back or cancel Fourth of July celebrations.
Magistrate won’t dismiss DUI charge against Vick
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A magistrate has refused to drop a drunken driving charge against Chesterfield Rep. Ted Vick.
Mothers of SC boating crash victims sue
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The mothers of two men killed in a boating crash on Lake Murray three years ago are suing.
Cookout Safety This 4th of July
Picnics and cookouts are a commonplace around the Fourth of July.
Possible Tornado Displaces 40 People
The American Red Cross is assisting 40 people displaced by a possible tornado in Florence county.
Camden Military Academy Found Not Guilty in Civil Case
A civil trial involving Camden Military Academy has ended.
