SC justices: Prosecutors shouldn’t control dockets
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina’s highest court says the state’s prosecutors shouldn’t be in charge of trial dockets.
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Authorities capture 1 of 2 escaped Pickens inmates
PICKENS, S.C. (AP) — Authorities have recaptured one of the inmates who escaped from the Pickens County jail.
I-26 Back Open after Multiple-Vehicle Crash
Interstate 26 is back open in Newberry County after a multiple-car accident.
Area Malls Extend Hours for Black Friday
For you die-hard shoppers out there, some area malls will offer extended hours during Black Friday.
Sara Lee Recalls Coffee Cake Product
You may want to check your freezer before serving breakfast.
Black Friday Shoppers Get Early Start
Before the Thanksgiving leftovers are put away people are already making a mad dash to area retailers to get a jump on their holiday shopping.
Raising the SC Coast Solution to Bigger, More Storms
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) _ A pair of scientists proposing an unusual idea for a world dealing with higher sea levels brought about by climate change: Raise the coastline.
GMC hits the ice!
The Good Morning Columbia crew headed out on the ice for the new Main Street Ice Skating Rink! There’s always a competition going on between the members of the Good Morning Columbia crew… how do they settle their differences on the ice? Check out their craziness and fun here!
Local Churches Feed Thousands
Thursday marked the 22nd annual ‘Feed the Hungry’ event at the Carolina Coliseum. The event, co-sponsored by First Baptist Church and St. Peters Catholic Church, both of Columbia, feeds thousands in need every year.
SC National Guard fights for jobs for members
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina National Guard is making sure as many of its 11,000 members as possible are employed full-time in the civilian world.
