CRFD: No injuries in 2 alarm building fire on Bluff Road
Columbia firefighters say no one is hurt after a fire ripped through a vacant commercial building on Bluff Road Thursday evening.
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South Carolina once again leads a very stacked, talented and expanded SEC women's basketball league
Texas coach Vic Schaefer saw the strength and depth of the Southeastern Conference from way back when he started as a young assistant.
All lanes back open on South Lake Drive following a collision
Lexington Police say all lanes are back open after a collision with injuries on South Lake Drive/SC-6 at I-20 yesterday.
Spring Valley High student accused having of guns in book bag on campus
A student at Spring Valley High was arrested and charged after officials say guns were found in his book bag.
Richland One Bus Drivers walk in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Thursday morning, bus drivers and aides with Richland School District One took an honorary walk together in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Local Living: Fall Festival fundraiser supporting Camp Cole
Local Living: Fall Festival fundraiser supporting Camp Cole
SCDOT closes I-20 eastbound ramp to SC-277 for emergency repairs
The South Carolina Department of Transportation has closed exit 73B from I-20 eastbound to SC-277 for emergency repairs to a damaged shoulder.
Irmo High student accused of making threats against students at school on social media
An Irmo High School student is accused of making threats against students at the school on social media, says Lexington Co. Sheriff's Department.
SCSO: 2 adults, minor arrested in connection with Sumter Co. carjacking
Two adults and a minor have been arrested in connection with a carjacking that happened in August, say Sumter Co. deputies.
Newberry man arrested following string of auto-break-ins in Town of Prosperity
Prosperity Police Department says a Newberry man has been arrested following a string of auto-break-ins in the Town of Prosperity.
West Columbia man arrested on charges connected to the sexual exploitation of minors
A West Columbia man was arrested on child sexual abuse material charges, according to the AG's Office.
Victim taken to hospital after shooting in Bishopville, officers say
A victim was taken to a hospital after Bishopville Police Officers say they responded to reports of multiple gunshots being fired.
Cayce PD: Traffic stop in Cayce leads to arrest, meth found during search
A driver has been arrested and charged after a Monday traffic stop by the Cayce Police Department, say officers.
ODPS: Roadway open after car wreck
The Orangeburg Department of Public Safety is asking people in the John C Calhoun and Medford area to use alternate routes to get to Magnolia Street due to a car wreck in the area.
City of West Columbia announces temporary closure of Carraway Park at the Riverwalk for repairs
The City of West Columbia has announced a temporarily close of Carraway Park at the Riverwalk which is to begin on Monday.
Disaster Recovery Center Opening in Richland County
Officials say a Disaster Recovery Center will open in Richland County to provide in-person assistance to South Carolinians affected by Hurricane Helene.
SCDOT closes I-126 westbound off-ramp to Colonial Life Boulevard for construction
The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) has closed I-126 Westbound off-ramp to Colonial Life Boulevard for construction, said SCDOT.
'Gate Lice' stand down
American Airlines is using a new technique to get 'Gate Lice' to stop cutting in line. Click here to find out exactly what the term stands for and if you are guilty of it
South Lake Elementary celebrated as newest member of Lexington One's academic family
Spanning over 128,000 square feet, the $45 million state-of-the-art facility is now home for the Blue Heelers, welcoming over 400 students and 80 staff members since it officially opened its doors on August 7th.
SCDPH confirms first flu-related death in 2024
The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) has confirmed on Wednesday the state' first influenza-associated death of the season.
Local Living: “Not-So-Spooky” Halloween Stroll, Boo at the Zoo, Gaston PD's Boo Bash, Deceased Farm Haunted Attraction
Local Living: Ways to spend your Halloween day with spooky attractions, candy, and costume fun.
Governor Henry McMaster signs bill to create trade partnership with Ireland
Governor Henry McMaster loves to say that the state’s economy is booming.
Gov. McMaster signs bill banning cell phones in SC prisons
Cell phones in prison have been against the rules but now they are against the law.
2 arrested after shots fired in Sumter fast food restaurant's parking lot, say deputies
Sumter Police says shots fired at a local fast food restaurant last Friday led to the arrests of two people.
National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
This Sunday, October 27 is National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day.
