22 schools, nonprofits receiving $1.8M in grants
Nearly two dozen South Carolina schools and nonprofits statewide are receiving a total of $1.8 million in federal grants to provide students with before- and after-school programs.
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Ex-SC State trustee wants details on informants
A former trustee at South Carolina State University accused of using his influence in exchange for a Porsche and other favors wants the government to share evidence against him.
Purse Snatching Suspects Arrested after Fleeing Deputies
A pair of suspected purse snatchers now face even more charges following a chase with deputies.
Performance Opportunity Strikes Up Local Bands
It may be winter, but the City of Columbia is already looking to the Summer Concert Series in Finlay Park.
SC Burglary Suspects Arrested after Machine Jams
Police in Union have arrested three burglary suspects after the men tried to convert $700 in stolen change into cash at a grocery store.
Man Chases Suspected Thieves, Locks Them in Trunk
WALTERBORO, S.C. (AP) _ Colleton County Sheriff's Deputies say a Walterboro man chased down two teenagers he thought were trying to steal from his truck and locked the two in his car trunk.
SC ports entering Charleston cruise terminal suit
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) _ A federal judge is allowing the South Carolina State Ports Authority to take part in a lawsuit challenging its plans to build a $35 million cruise terminal in Charleston.
Catfishing: How Not to Become a Victim
As the fallout of the Manti Te'o story continues, the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs urges South Carolinians to beware of internet scams like Catfishing.
Hundreds of Educators Enroll in CWP Class
Hundreds of educators in the Midlands are enrolling in free Concealed Weapon Permit classes being offered by Republican State Senator, Katrina Shealy. The freshman senator supports legislation to allow concealed weapons in schools.
Graham Calls for President to Help Jailed Pastor
Senator Lindsey Graham is calling on President Obama to take the lead in the effort to free an American pastor jailed in Iran for practicing Christianity.
Power still out for some in South Carolina
Crews are working to restore electric service across South Carolina after a powerful winter storm moved across the state.
USC seeks $5M for extended summer session
The University of South Carolina is seeking an additional $5 million for an expanded summer session that redefines the school year as three full semesters.
Deputies: Dangerous Sexual Assault Suspect in Custody
Orangeburg County deputies say a man they considered extremely dangerous is now in custody.
Search for 3 Missing People Comes to End
The bodies of three missing people, including a South Carolina man, have been found in Louisiana.
Officials Ask for School Route Safety Feedback
You have a chance to voice your opinion when it comes to the safety of elementary students in Columbia.
Toyota Recall Involves 1 Million Cars
Toyota just claimed the crown as the world's largest automaker, but now the Japanese carmaker is handling another major recall.
Tornado Watch in effect until 1 a.m.
A line of strong and severe storms has finally arrived in the Midlands, putting residents on watch as powerful winds are whipping throughout the area.
Agriculture agency seeks $14M for Farmers Market
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ The S.C. Department of Agriculture is asking legislators for $14.4 million to own a bigger share of the State Farmers Market.
Teen Charged with Killing Grandmother in Chester
CHESTER, S.C. (AP) _ Investigators say a 17-year-old man was part of a plot to attack his grandmother in their Chester home.
Active Pattern for Wednesday's Weather
An active weather pattern Wednesday brings rain, storms, and damaging winds to the Midlands.
Senate panel to mull early voting bills for SC
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina lawmakers are scheduled to take another look at early voting.
Haley hosting legislators for education talk
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Gov. Nikki Haley is hosting legislators at the Governor's Mansion to discuss education funding reform.
Sumter County man dies in fire
SUMTER, S.C. (AP) — Sumter County officials say a man has died in a mobile home fire.
Expert to begin evaluating SC computer systems
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — State officials say a three-year effort to evaluate and upgrade computer security systems at state agencies should begin in March.
