Lexington News
Massive Truck Fire Causes Traffic Jam
Traffic slows to a crawl after a truck burst into flames along interstate 26.
Lexington P.D. sounds last call for toy collection campaign
The Lexington Police Department's "Fill the MRAP" campaign, benefitting Toys for Tots, wraps up Monday evening at Walmart on Sunset Boulevard in Lexington.
Red Cross helping West Columbia family after house fire
The Red Cross said it's helping a West Columbia family whose home on Senn Street was damaged by fire Thursday night.
With handful of days remaining, diners support "Feed an Officer" campaign in full force
Heroes in Blue, a nonprofit committed to improving relations between law enforcement and community members, is in the midst of its 3rd annual Feed an Officer campaign.
Lexington Sheriff's Department: Manhunt Over in Gilbert, Subject in Custody
Lexington Sheriff's are on the hunt for a man and they are hoping you can help.
Standout Lexington Two teachers honored at annual ceremony
Lexington School District Two's "Teachers of the Year" were honored at a reception on Thursday.
District Five students create anti-bullying campaigns
Students at a Lexington County elementary school were challenged last month to come up with solutions to prevent bullying.
Be an Angel for the Salvation Army
Be an Angel this Holiday Season.
Pedestrian Struck and Killed Identified
Young woman struck and killed by a car while walking down a Leesville Road has been identified.
Heroes in Blue partners with Midlands restaurants for annual campaign
A Forest Acres based organization supporting community policing is hosting a campaign to thank our officers.
'Feed an Officer' campaign returns to honor Officer Greg Alia
Midlands residents are asked to support our Heroes in Blue during the organization's 3rd annual Feed an Officer campaign.
Search Continues for Man Missing Since Halloween
Take a look. Have you seen this man? If so Lexington County Sheriff's need your help locating him.
Superintendent Gets 3 Percent Raise
A Lexington School District One Superintendent gets a raise after a spokesperson for the school board says Gregory Little exceeded expectations during his first year in office.
