No Mistrial in Pinson Case
A judge in the trial of former South Carolina State University trustee Jonathan Pinson says there will be no mistrial.
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Woman Wanted for Fast Food Threat
The slogan, Have it Your Way is not what happened according to one Mount Pleasant woman wanted for allegedly threatening a fast food worker.
ATV Accident Victim ID'd
The Lexington County Coroner releases the identity of man killed in ATV crash.
Woman Accused of Suicide by Cop
Authorities say a woman is dead after they were forced to shoot her during a routine traffic stop turned deadly.
Repairing Homes
Residents get some needed help repairing their homes during a weekend long revitalization effort.
Talks Ongoing in Russia
With tensions mounting between Russia and the Ukraine some are wondering how much it could impact us here at home. ABC Columbia speaks with a USC professor to find out.
Dutch Fork Honors Slain Senior
An emotional night for Dutch Fork High school Students, Staff and Parents who on Senior night, came out to remember the one Senior who could not be in attendance.
City Officials Plan for Storm
Columbia Department Heads gathered during a short meeting to discuss how to approach the impending ice storm.
More from Murder Suspects' Father
More from Jeffrey Eady's Father, Leon Eady as he speaks candidly with ABC Columbia News about the arrest of his son and the murders he is now accused of.
Traveling Vietnam Wall
(WOLO) Columbia, SC-The Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall is scheduled to visit the City of Sumter May 23 to May 28 during to the Sumter Iris Festival at Swan Lake Iris Gardens.
Richland County Sheriff Finalist
(WOLO) Columbia, SC-Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR), a Department of Defense office, announced Richland County Sheriff’s Department of Columbia, S.C. as a finalist for the 2013 Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award.
Brett Parker's Story Scrutinized
Afternoon testimony continued with lengthy questioning of an investigator with the Richland County Sheriff's Department, where prosecutors sought to highlight what they claim to be inconsistencies in Brett Parker's account of events the day of the murders.
Tix For Pix
(WOLO)Columbia, SC-Kenny Chesney is raising money for the Boston Marathon victims, now you have a chance to see him and all it will cost you is time and creativity.
Happy New Year!
From all of us at ABC Columbia, we wish you, your family, your friends, and all you love and care about a very prosperous and happy 2015! We look forward to continuing serving you LIVE from Main and Gervais!
President Still Hopeful in Final Days Before ‘Cliff’
Three days remain for Congress to pass a federal budget agreement that would avoid the so-called “fiscal cliff” and today President Obama said he believes the House and Senate leadership can squeak out a deal in time.
Web Sites to Go Dark Friday for Sandy Hook Victims
Some major web sites will go dark for one minute Friday at 9:30 a.m. Eastern as a national moment of silence for the victims of last week's Connecticut school shooting.
Counselor: 'You get through it.'
The holidays can be a tough time for people who have lost loved ones. A tragedy like an elementary school shooting compounds the trauma and grief. But as one licensed professional counselor explains, children and adults in the Midlands can overcome, saying, 'You don't get over it, you get through it.'
Voting the Day Before Election Day
Election officials say long lines for absentee voting are a good indicator of what Election Day may actually bring. They urge voters to bring everything necessary for a smooth voting experience.
Honda to expand Timmonsville plant, add 65 jobs
TIMMONSVILLE, S.C. (AP) _ Honda is moving production of its two-seat all-terrain vehicles from a plant in Mexico to its Timmonsville facility, adding 65 new jobs.
Midlands Residents Go Without Lunch
Thursday, Midlands residents participated in Harvest Hope's 'Hold Out for Hunger,' event. Participants were encouraged to go without eating lunch or dinner and instead give money they would've spent on the meals to Harvest Hope.
Greenville Couple Were Stabbed to Death in Home
GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) _ Authorities say an elderly Greenville couple was stabbed to death in what a deputy coroner called a brutal double homicide. Greenville County deputies say acquaintances of 78-year-old Gary Wells and his 77-year-old wife, Helen, found them dead after no one answered the door Wednesday.
GM issues recall for 40,000 cars and SUVs
GM says a faulty fuel pump in those vehicles could crack and cause a potentially dangerous fuel leak.
Eichelberger Murder Focus of National Program
When a minister is attacked in his home, his family wonders who could take from someone who gives freely. But when the minister dies from his injuries, investigators know that while forgiveness may be divine, justice must be served.
Two South Carolinians to preside at GOP Convention
South Carolina will be sending two of its own to the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa at the end of this month.
Getting your kids "back to school" safely
As we get ready to launch another school year this week, some experts say there should be checklist for your kid's safety. Learn more about how to prepare in this edition of the Consumer Minute with Crysty Vaughan.
