Black Eats Week 803 celebrates black-owned restaurants in the Midlands
Some are new establishments such as Mimsy’s or Tha River. Others are established favorites such as Legacy Caribbean Bar and Grill.
Lexington News
Traffic Alert: Lanes closed on Columbia Ave/US-378 near King St.
Lexington Police say multiple lanes are closed on Columbia Avenue/US-378 near King Street due to a collision with injuries.
Police: 2 men accused of fraud; wanted for $7,000 worth of merchandise
Lexington Police say two individuals are wanted after they allegedly used two identities on May 9 to open credit card accounts.
Taste of the River flows through West Columbia
Foodies and Chefs alike banded together for the 7th annual Taste of the River event in West Columbia Tuesday night.
Lexington man charged with presenting gun during road rage incident
A man accused of presenting a firearm to a driver during a road rage incident last week was arrested on Friday says Lexington County Sheriff's Department.
DHEC: 2 people exposed to rabid coyote in Lexington
The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) says two people were exposed to a coyote that tested positive for rabies.
Cayce Police: Runaway teen returned home safely
Police in Cayce say a 16 year-old runaway not seen since Tuesday has returned home safe.
ON THE ROAD: Gilbert
A new local business off its Main Street is making the small town worth a stop for a different reason.
PALMETTO STATE STOP: 2024 Republican Presidential candidate Ron DeSantis speaks to voters in Gilbert
DeSantis says he plans to implement similar policies as those in Florida and also hopes to combat inflation and illegal immigration.
Teens charged in connection with string of Irmo Little League Burglaries
Irmo Police say they have charged three teens in connection to a string of burglaries at the Irmo Little League Concession Stand on Chadford Road
Identical quadruplets graduate from Spring Hill HS
Thursday morning identical quadruplets Adelle, Bonnie, Chloe and Daphane Breedlove graduated from Spring Hill High School.
JAMES MULLER: Irmo community mourns loss of 25-year-old firefighter
Muller’s family was joined by representatives from more than 75 different fire departments from all over the country.
MEMORIAL DAY: Chapin ceremony remembers American soldiers lost in battle
The guest speaker, Lieutenant Colonel Sarah Whitten, spoke about losing her brother Daniel. He was killed in action in Afghanistan on his third deployment.
Columbia Mayor releases statement on death of Irmo Firefighter
Columbia Mayor Daniel J. Rickenmann is reacting to the death of an Irmo Firefighter who was killed Friday while fighting a multi alarm fire at an apartment complex.
Boating Safety tips from LCSD for Memorial Day and beyond
According to the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, many people consider Memorial Day weekend the unofficial start of the boating season. The Department is trying to get ahead of the game to prevent any accidents.
Irmo Mayor mourns loss of Firefighter, flags to be flown at half-staff
Irmo Mayor Barry Walker is mourning the Passing of Firefighter J. Michael Muller who died during a multi alarm apartment fire
Lexington PD asks public's help to ID Ulta shoplifting suspects
Investigators say the suspects were seen leaving the parking lot in a white SUV.
LCSD hosts trailer stamping event this weekend
The county is hosting an event this weekend to make sure citizens are able to keep their property protected in the event it's ever stolen.
Lexington HS student accused of threatening fellow classmates
Officials say the student, who's under 18, exhibited behavior that concerned a fellow student.
DHEC: Rabid bat found in Lexington County, pet exposed
DHEC confirmed a bat found near Dutchman Shores Circle and Murray Lindler Road in Chapin, S.C., has tested positive for rabies
Lexington Coroner releases identity of teen in fatal moped accident
Lexington Coroner Margaret Fisher has released the identity of an individual who died in a moped accident in the 100 block of Windsor Park Drive.
Torch Run kicks off start to Special Olympics State 'Summer Games'
Law Enforcement agencies around the Midlands and the Upstate participated in a 140 mile relay for the Special Olympics.
Big time fishing means big bucks for Lake Murray
Officials say the tournaments brought in an estimated $6 million in tourism impact and $52 million in marketing value.
