Local Living: Gamecock Athletics hosting book drive with EdVenture, Lexington Chili CookOff fires up this weekend and more!
Local Living: Gamecock Athletics hosting book drive with EdVenture, Lexington Chili CookOff fires up this weekend and more!
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LCSD: Saluda County woman accused of stealing nearly $200,000 from her employer
The Lexington County Sheriff's Department says a Saluda County woman is accused of stealing nearly $200,000 from her employer over an eight year period.
Lexington One implements DHEC's Test to Stay program
Effective today, Lexington County School District One is implementing DHEC's Test to Stay program in an effort to keep more healthy kids in the classrooms.
Man shot multiple times on Pitney Road in Lexington
Lexington County deputies say a man was shot multiple times on Wednesday night on the 400 block of Pitney Road.
Home Instead looking to hire caregivers at event Thursday
Home Instead, a provider of in-home senior care in the Midlands, is holding a hiring event tomorrow.
Lexington PD looking for missing man with history of mental health issues
UPDATE: The Lexington Police Department says Wood was found this afternoon and taken to a hospital for care.
Irmo PD: High speed chase leads to arrest Tuesday
Irmo Police have arrested a man accused of leading them on a high speed chase Tuesday.
SCAG: Lexington County man accused of soliciting person he thought was a minor for sex, related charge
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson says a Lexington County man is accused of soliciting a person he believed to be a minor for sex and attempting to disseminate obscene material to a minor.
Columbia man convicted of burglary and arson at Lexington County business which resulted in the death of a dog
According to officials, a Columbia man was convicted of the burglary and arson of business in Lexington County which resulted in the death of a family dog.
Lexington Medical Center updates visitation policies in response to decrease in COVID-19 patients
In response to the decreasing number of hospitalized COVID-19 patients, Lexington Medical Center is updating its visitation policies.
Lexington Medical Center hosts annual "Therapy Dog Stress Break" for staff members
Lexington Medical Center hosted its annual “Therapy Dog Stress Break,” where staff members get a chance to spend time with some four legged visitors.
Irmo Police officers deliver Valentine's flowers to assisted living residents
Some Irmo residents got a special visit for Valentine's Day.
Firefighters in Cayce unveil new fire truck
A Midlands fire department has a new ride.
Lexington County officials want the public's feedback at it updates Floodplain Management Plan
Have you had flooding issues in your area? Lexington County officials want to hear from you.
Students at Busbee Creative Arts Academy celebrate Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, students at the Busbee Creative Arts Academy came together in a big celebration this morning. ABC Columbia's own Curtis Wilson was the guest speaker for the program.
Irmo FD hosting a blood drive at its headquarters Saturday
The Irmo Fire District is teaming with the Blood Connection for another blood drive tomorrow.
Irmo PD investigating after bomb threat leads to restaurant evacuation
Irmo Police are investigating a bomb threat at a restaurant on Thursday.
Lexington County man found guilty of vehicular homicide in the death of an 81-year-old woman
According to the Eleventh Circuit Solicitor's Office, a Lexington County man was found guilty of reckless vehicular homicide for the death of an 81-year-old woman in 2019.
West Columbia PD: 2 arrested in connection with fatal shooting in December
The West Columbia Police Department says two have been arrested in connection with a murder that took place in December.
Driver dies in fiery collision on US-321 in Lexington
South Carolina Highway Patrol says a driver is dead following a fiery collision on US-321 near Old Wire Road Tuesday.
Lexington-Richland 5 superintendent details new policies for Irmo High School after walkout
“We know that if you meet a child’s needs, they’ll meet your expectations," the superintendent said.
