Man Charged in Shaking Death Heads Back to Court
An Orangeburg man charged in the shaking death of an infant back in 2009 is headed back to court accused of illegal sex acts with a minor.
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Police Release Sketch of Indecent Exposure Suspect
Police now have an idea of what a man look like, who allegedly exposed himself near a Columbia park.
Cruise Controversy in Charleston
Will you be cruising in Charleston? The Cruise Controversy in Charleston may not be settled until Fall.
Saturday Full of Bargains on Devine Street
If you're a bargain shopper, you may want to head over to Devine Street Saturday in Downtown Columbia.
Riverfront Park's North Entrance to Close
Starting next week, you'll need to use a different entrance to get into Riverfront Park.
1 Arrested, 1 Sought in Gilbert Shooting Death
Investigators say two men killed a 72-year-old man in his Gilbert home because they wanted to take his money and painkillers.
Kiss-In Protest at Chick-fil-A
National Same Sex Kiss Day makes its mark in many parts of the country, including the Midlands. However, a local consumer expert says the gay marriage debate is less about political or moral beliefs and more about the almighty dollar.
Women Charged with Several Burglaries Around SC
PICKENS, S.C. (AP) _ Pickens County sheriff's deputies say they have put a stop to a pair of women who burglarized homes in a half-dozen counties across South Carolina. Investigators said 41-year-old Brenda Branham was arrested in Pickens County and 53-year-old Carolyn Rodriguez was arrested in Horry County.
Couple Carjacked in Midlands Intersection at Red Light
A man and woman are carjacked at gunpoint while waiting for a red light in Columbia.
Police Still Search for Bomb Threat Suspect
The State Law Enforcement Division is still looking for a woman pictured in the above surveillance photo.
Recording Artist Celebrates New Album with Hometown
A Midlands native is sharing his success with his hometown.
"Chick-fil-A Day" Sets Record Sales
New Numbers out today. Customers turned out in droves during the unofficial Chick-fil-A appreciation day Wednesday. Executive Vice President Steve Robinson says it was a record-setting day. Chick-fil-A doesn't release exact sales numbers. Robinson added that "appreciation day" was not a company promotion.
Bridge in Beaufort Closed After Crane Accident
BEAUFORT, S.C. (AP) _ A bridge that connects downtown Beaufort to Lady's Island has been closed after a crane being carried on a truck hit the structure.
Sales Tax Holiday wraps up
The annual South Carolina sales tax holiday wrapped up Sunday night, bringing out shoppers to save on school supplies and other bargains.
Drought costing more than just crops
The drought is drying up more than just crops. It may dry up your wallet with higher costs. Crysty Vaughan has details in this Consumer Minute.
Columbia Apartment Shooting Injures 1
Police say an argument outside a Columbia apartment complex leads to a shooting.
Sumter Sweepstakes Cafe Owner Suing SLED
The owner of an Internet sweepstakes cafe in Sumter has filed a federal lawsuit challenging authorities' right to raid his businesses.
Americans Red Cross Offers Hurricane App
We're getting into the peak of hurricane season.
Salad Products Recalled for Possible Listeria Contamination
You may want to take a closer look at what's in your fridge.
Sumter Attorney Reprimanded for Padding Invoices
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ A South Carolina attorney has been publicly reprimanded for asking a public defender agency to compensate him for more than 24 hours of work in one day. The state Supreme Court said Wednesday that Sumter attorney Charles Thomas Brooks III submitted nearly $62,000 in expenses to the South Carolina Commission on Indigent Defense for work representing various clients over more than two years.
New Health Care Benefits for Women Start Today
Wednesday, eight more preventative health benefits became free for women across the country as part of the Affordable Care Act passed by Congress in 2010.
Consumer Recalls: Michelin and Hyundai
Drivers we have some important recalls that could affect your car and your tires.
Good Morning Columbia turns one-year old
The Good Morning Columbia team celebrates its one-year anniversary Wednesday. The show team compiled a montage to look back at some of the show's best moments.
