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City of Columbia announces closure of Woodcreek Farms Road Bridge for public safety
The City of Columbia says Woodcreek Farms Road, between Woodcreek Ridge Drive and Beaver Lake Drive has been closed after findings from a routine annual bridge inspection.
Lexington Police need help identifying shoplifter accused of taking merchandise
Lexington Police need help identifying a shoplifter accused of taking merchandise from Lowe’s Home Improvement, said officers.
Lexington County deputies asking for help identifying person caught on camera at scene of a trailer theft
Lexington County deputies are asking for help identifying a person caught on camera at the scene of a trailer theft, said investigators.
Newberry County deputies investigating after postal worker seriously injured during dog attack
The Newberry County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after a postal worker was seriously injured during a dog attack, say deputies.
WIC receives lifeline to keep operating amid government shut down
The government program WIC has received a 300-million lifeline to keep operating for a few more weeks during the government shutdown.
RCSD: Teenager arrested after a string of assaults involving paintball gun
Richland County deputies say they’ve arrested a teenager after a string of assaults involving a paintball gun.
Senate Democrats, holding out for health care, reject government funding bill for 10th time
Senate Democrats rejected for the 10th time Thursday a stopgap spending bill that would reopen the government, insisting they won’t back away from demands that Congress take up health care benefits.
Dawn Staley, South Carolina prepare for season without Chloe Kitts: ‘We’re unafraid’
A day after Chloe Kitts announced her season-ending ACL tear on social media, South Carolina coach Dawn Staley took the podium at SEC basketball media days and said her plan was simple: It will be business as usual for the second-ranked Gamecocks.
Head of South Carolina elections fired after voting machine contract had unexplained $4M overrun
The South Carolina Election Commission is trying to figure out how a contract for new machines for voting for $28 million ended up costing the agency $4 million more.
