1,000 New Jobs Coming to SC
Direct marketing company Red Ventures is expanding in Lancaster County and expects to add 1,000 employees over the next five years.
Calhoun News
Same-Sex Rights Groups Hold Starbucks Appreciation Day
Same-sex marriage activists are planning to head to Starbucks and other brick and mortar stores in droves Tuesday.
Chapin Hosts Early National Night Out
National Night Out is typically held the first Tuesday in August, buy the Town of Chapin is getting an early start.
Palmetto Health Offers Infant CPR Class
You have a chance to learn how to save a baby's life during an emergency.
Public Opinion Wanted Regarding Feral Cats
The City of West Columbia wants your opinion.
Flesh-Eating Bacteria Kills Charleston Man
Authorities say a Charleston man has died after contracting flesh-eating bacteria.
Kershaw County Schools Change Meals
The Kershaw County School District (KCSD) will implement substantial changes to its school meal programs starting with the 2012-13 school year as part of federal requirements to improve students’ nutrition.
7-Year-Old is Ejected from SUV During Chase
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) _ Authorities say a 7-year-old girl was ejected from the SUV she was riding in during a crash after, she unbuckled her seat belt to throw marijuana out the window during a police chase.
Gov. Haley Comments on Temple Shooting
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley was raised in the Sikh faith and is commenting on the deadly weekend shooting at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin.
Protecting kids from being left in the car
It may sound like a horror story, but it is a story that happens way too often: A child is left in the car during a hot summer day. Statistics are not showing any improvement when it comes to protecting children from being left in the car.
Cantaloupes recalled from Food Lion and Reid's stores
A North Carolina produce supplier has expanded its recall of potentially contaminated cantaloupes sold at 129 Food Lion locations, mostly in Augusta, Columbia, Charleston, Greenville, and Myrtle Beach.
Tips to Prevent Backpack Injuries
As Midlands students get ready to head back to their classrooms, medical experts are offering parents a word of warning.
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.
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.
