Toys for Tots event canceled today due to weather
The Town of Lexington's annual Marine Toys for Tots Foundation collection has been canceled for today due to the weather.
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Lexington firefighters respond to house fire this morning
Lexington County Fire officials battled a blaze early this morning off garden gate way.
Lazy Creek Pet Food Center hosting pet pictures with Santa!
You and your pet can get in the holiday spirit tomorrow, Dec. 3 and take pictures with Santa!
Lexington Sheriff's Department says 13 year-old Kylee Chandler found safe
The Lexington Sheriff's Department says previously missing 13 year-old Kylee Chandler was found safe.
Lexington deputies charge two men with grand larceny
The Lexington County Sheriff's Department has charged 41 year-old Jason Wilson and 37 year-old Maynard Bartlett with grand larceny for allegedly stealing a truck and trailer from a neighbor's home.
SCHP: Wreck on I-26 East near Exit 91 in Lexington has been cleared
Highway Patrol has cleared an overnight wreck on I-26 East near Exit 91 that caused traffic congestion this morning.
Annual Irmo Christmas tree lighting to illuminate the night
The Town of Irmo is gearing up for their annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony is just one week away.
Lexington Police searching for alleged Publix shoplifters
The Lexington Police Department needs help identifying two individuals who allegedly shoplifted at a Publix on Oct. 25.
Lexington Toys for Tots event happening through Dec. 8
The Town of Lexington's annual Marine Toys for Tots Foundation collection begins today!
Two Columbia men charged with vehicle theft, say Lexington deputies
The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department announced two Columbia men have been charged with stealing cars and all-terrain vehicles from Augusta Road businesses in Lexington.
Lexington Police searching for missing 17-year old
The Lexington Police Department is searching for 17 year-old Jay'la Clark who was last seen the morning of Nov. 22 at River Bluff High School.
Fifth annual "Bountiful Harvest" event brings police, community together
The Lexington Police Department and Serve and Connect held the fifth annual "Bountiful Harvest" community event next to the Icehouse Amphitheatre in Lexington.
Police searching for burglary suspect
Upon further investigation, police say they found an inappropriate note, possibly left by the suspect indicating he had been watching the victim.
Chick-fil-A opening new distribution facility in Lexington County
The Office of the Governor announced Chick-fil-A Supply plans to open a distribution center in Lexington County, creating 165 new job.
Coroner identifies victim in Old Cherokee Road accident
The Lexington County Coroner has identified the person who died in an accident in the 1500 block of Old Cherokee Road
Escaped inmate from Clarendon County captured in Lexington County
Escaped inmate from Clarendon County captured in Lexington County
COMET Dart services suspended amid contractor negotiations
The Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority (The COMET) announced transportation services in Richland and Lexington Counties will be paused today due to contractor negotiations.
Update: West Columbia Police say barricaded scene off Westgate Drive is now secure
West Columbia Police say a scene off Westgate Drive is now secure
Cayce Police Dept. accepting donations for annual Shop with a Cop Event
The Cayce Police Department is now accepting donations for the annual Shop with a Cop Event, December 22, 2022.
Road blocked as West Columbia Police respond to barricaded subject
Investigators say they believe it is an isolated incident and are asking people to avoid the area.
Victim identified in West Columbia death investigation
The shooting is under investigation by the West Columbia Police Department.
97-year-old WWII Veteran reflects on time in Army
Marion Willis Shealy became a Corporal in General Patton's Third Army during World War II.
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Midlands Schools go to E-learning due to Tropical Storm Nicole
Several districts have announced school closings due to possible inclement weather from Tropical Storm Nicole.
Prisma Health teams with Habitat for Humanity to restore, rebuild homes
Fifteen volunteers at each of the two homes in West Columbia -- including doctors, nurses, and management -- helped paint, power-wash, caulk windows, and handle building construction and repairs as needed.
