Expert: VP Showdown Possible Gamechanger
On the street, many people still are unsure whom they favor in the presidential election. Traditionally, the vice-presidential debates haven't been a factor in that decision, until now.
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Explosive Measure to Get Money from ATM
It appears one man has an explosive need for some cash.
Police Confiscate Illegal Gambling Devices
Three illegal video gambling devices are out of business.
Preparations Underway for VP Debate
It's the calm before the storm as the road to next month's election draws near.
Concerns over Counterfeit Airbags
If you had an airbag replaced in the past three years, you should check it checked.
Colder Winter Will Increase Heating Costs
Colder winter weather is expected to cost you more in heating bills this year.
Worker Electrocuted at Marlboro County High School
BENNETTSVILLE, S.C. (AP) _ Authorities say a man from Rock Hill appears to have been electrocuted while working at Marlboro County High School.
Testimony starts in child buried in concrete case
MONCKS CORNER, S.C. (AP) _ The former girlfriend of a man charged with killing his young son and then putting the body in a trash can filled with concrete says he wiped the victim with peroxide to get rid of fingerprints
2012 South Carolina State Fair: Opening Day
Wednesday, the 2012 South Carolina State Fair opened to thousands of eager fairgoers, who had the chance to save big at the fair.
Voter ID Law Cleared, Takes Effect 2013
A three-judge federal panel, consisting of two republicans and one democrat, ruled Wednesday that the controversial South Carolina Voter ID law will go into effect, but not until next year.
Suspect Wanted for Armed Robbery at Lowe's
Richland County deputies are looking for the suspect who took a Lowe's cashier for a loop.
Attempts to Make Your Fair Visit Safe
You can expect plenty of food, fun and entertainment at this year's South Carolina State Fair, and the Richland County Sheriff's Department wants to make sure your time spent there is safe.
Registration Deadline for Walk Against Domestic Violence
You have a chance to make a difference by taking a stand against a growing crime right here in the Midlands.
Water Maintenance Could Cause Service Disruption
Some Columbia residents could have issues with their water service over the next couple months.
String Cheese Recalled for Possible Choking Hazard
A fun snack inside your fridge could translate into a potential health risk.
DMV expands program for new drivers to be tested
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ The South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles is expanding a program that allows driving instructors to give both written and road skills tests to new drivers.
Army Dad Surprises Daughter at School
A homecoming fit for a soldier and the daughter who never saw it coming takes place at a Northeast Columbia elementary school, and it's all caught on camera.
SC Woman Gets 27 Years in 3-Year-Old's Scalding Death
FLORENCE, S.C. (AP) _ A 24-year-old Florence woman has been sentenced to 27 years in prison after admitting she killed her 3-year-old cousin by pouring pots of scalding water down her pants after she urinated on herself during potty training.
Blood Donations Needed All Year
The seasons may be changing, but one thing that remains the same is the constant need for blood.
Additional Arrests Expected in Sports Bar Burglary
Police take two people into custody following a burglary at a Lexington sports bar.
Sandusky to Speak at Sentence Hearing
Prosecutors say as many as half a dozen of Jerry Sandusky's molestation victims will be heard Tuesday at his sentencing hearing.
Officials: 13,000 Received Suspect Steroid Shots
Health officials say as many as 13,000 people received steroid shots suspected in a national meningitis outbreak, but it's not clear how many are in danger.
First Boeing 787 made in SC flying into service
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) _ The first Boeing 787 manufactured in South Carolina is flying into service.
Gamecocks #3: Fans React
Gamecock fans react to the team's #3 rank in the polls.
New Grant Program Gives Boost to Businesses Corridor
The new business incentive launched by the Richland County Neighborhood Improvement Program (NIP) in March, 2012, to improve buildings and property along Decker Boulevard March, is coming to fruition.
