Man killed while crossing I-77 northbound identified
Richland County Coroner Gary Watts has released the name of the individual who died yesterday evening at approximately 7:30 p.m. while crossing I-77 northbound at mile marker #8.
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Missing teen found, man arrested in connection with runaway
A 15-year-old girl reported missing from her Dalzell-area home early Friday morning has been located, and a 22-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident.
Woman struck by lightning while deplaning at CAE
A woman was struck by lightning deplaning her fight at Columbia Metropolitan Airport Saturday evening.
Miss South Carolina 2015 Crowned
Daja Dial, Miss Greenville County, was crowned Miss South Carolina 2015 in front of a roaring crowd at Township Auditorium in Columbia, SC, on Saturday.
Sumter County Sheriff’s Office offering church security seminars
The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office announced it is offering seminars to all Sumter County religious organizations to aid them in developing security protocols, including guidelines on how to respond to a violent incident.
Senators reflect on Senator Pinckney; look ahead to Confederate flag debate
Senators from both sides of the aisle reflect on their colleague, friend and family member, Senator Clementa Pinckney, and look ahead at the Confederate flag debate coming to the legislature.
S.C. House and Senate agree to debate Confederate flag removal
The South Carolina House and Senate adopt resolutions to debate the Confederate flag, after the budget is passed.
Reaction to Governor's call for Confederate flag's removal
Midlands residents and state lawmakers react to the news that the Confederate flag flying in front of the S.C. State House will be taken down.
City of Columbia issues boil water advisory
The City of Columbia Water Works has issued a boil water advisory for certain water customers.
Four-year-old found dead in car at Columbia apartment complex
Richland County Sheriff's Deputies say they're investigating the death of a child at Richland Terrace Apartments in Columbia, after the child was found inside a car on the property
Community members cry for Confederate flag's removal
Hundreds gathered in front of the South Carolina State House Saturday night, to call for the Confederate flag to be taken down.
Former Emanuel A.M.E. Pastor Reacts to Mass Shooting
A local pastor talks about the moment he heard friends from the church he once worked with were gunned down during a church service.
Famously Hot Blood Drive
The American Red Cross Columbia Chapter is asking you to roll up your sleeves and give the gift of life.
Teen ballet dancer from Columbia catches world's eye
16-year-old ballet dancer from Columbia earns global recognition for his art.
Richland Penny Program holds meeting on bikeway projects
The Richland Penny Program wants to make roads a little more friendly for bikers.
Leg found near Charleston marina is from a human
The Charleston County Coroner's Office has confirmed that a leg found in the Ashley River near Dolphin Cove Marina is human.
Moped driver in SC killed after collision with deputy
The Greenville County Coroner's office says that a moped driver was killed after he was struck by a Greenville County sheriff's deputy.
Founder of the Fatherless Daughters Network hosts ‘Fatherless Girls Summit’
Global life strategist Angela Carr Patterson is kicking off her first Fatherless Girls Summit on June 13, 2015, at the Springhill Suites Downtown Vista in Columbia, SC.
Gov. McCrory says it is too late to stop I-77 toll lanes
North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory says it's too late for the state to change its mind on using toll lanes to expand Interstate 77 north of Charlotte.
President sending 450 more troops to Iraq
Lawmakers and Columbia residents react to the news that President Obama is sending 450 additional military personnel to Iraq.
Be ready for anything this hurricane season
NOAA predicts a below-average season for Atlantic Coast hurricanes, but the South Carolina Emergency Management Division says you need to prepare for the worst.
"Before I Die" wall coming to West Columbia
The global public art installation will be set up in Riverfront Park for a month starting in August.
