City debuts series of community mini libraries
The City of Columbia’s Columbia Streams Art public art program has debuted the first of its new series of community mini libraries.
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South Carolina upgrades to new voting tabulators for faster & secure results
South Carolina purchased more than 3,200 new voting tabulator machines.
Funnel Cakes at the SC State Fair with ABC Columbia's Tyler Ryan
Tyler Ryan sampling funnel cakes at the fair on the News at Noon -ABC Columbia's Crysty Vaughan checks in on Tyler Live from the midway
Kershaw County to host a FEMA Disaster Survivor Assistance Team
Kershaw County will host a FEMA DSA team next week beginning on Monday, according to officials.
Cayce Police: Driver charged after Wednesday night traffic stop
Driver charged after Wednesday night traffic stop leads to gun, money, and drugs found in vehicle, says officers.
SC man arrested in Kentucky after skipping trial extradited back to Richland County, say deputies
A man who was wanted in South Carolina in connection with child abuse is being extradited back to Columbia, according to RCSD.
Driver killed after hitting a tree overnight on SC-763 in Sumter
South Carolina Highway Patrol says a driver is dead following an overnight collision with a tree on SC-763 in Sumter.
Columbia Police seize nearly a dozen stolen guns over 3 days
Columbia Police seize nearly a dozen stolen handguns, assault rifles in three days this month alone.
City of Columbia cancels water boil advisory
City of Columbia Water officials say to disregard the boil water advisory and planned shutdown on Piney Woods Road from Piney Grove.
Midlands woman's clumsiness leads to Powerball win
SC Lottery officials say a Midlands woman was at work when she jotted down some numbers that won her a Powerball prize.
'The Great Shakeout' annual earthquake drill
The annual earthquake drill known as “The Great Shakeout” was held across the country on Thursday.
Lights and sounds minimized for State Fair's "Sensory-Friendly Morning"
That's why on Thursday, folks were able to attend "Sensory-Friendly Morning" at the fair -- allowing everyone to join in on the fun.
Local Living: Battle of the Badges
Local Living: ABC Columbia’s Tyler Ryan tells us about Battle of the Badges.
South Carolina man gets life in prison in killing of Black transgender woman
A South Carolina man was sentenced to life in federal prison Thursday in the killing of a Black transgender woman after the exposure of their secret sexual relationship.
Richland County mourns loss of long-serving EMS worker
Richland County is mourning the loss of a long-serving EMS worker.
SLED: Former non-profit director used state funds for private purchases
Fairfield Co., S.C. (WOLO)-- Investigators with State Law Enforcement Division say Darrel President is charged with breach of trust with fraudulent intent. According to authorities,…
$50,000 Powerball with Double Play ticket sold in Irmo
There is a lucky winner in the Palmetto State after Wednesday night's Powerball drawing, says SC Lottery officials.
SC Attorney General files brief to stop Biden-Harris administration’s electric-truck mandate
Attorney General Alan Wilson filed a brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit to stop the Biden-Harris administration from imposing an electric-vehicle mandate on truck manufacturers, says the AG's office.
1 of 4 escaped Chesterfield County inmates arrested in Richland County, say deputies
One of the four inmates who escaped from the Chesterfield County Detention Center on Monday has been arrested in Richland County, say deputies.
Clarendon Co. deputies arrest multiple people, 2 wanted in connection with drug investigation
Multiple people have been arrested in connection with the distribution of illegal narcotics, according to the Clarendon County Sheriff's Office.
SEC newcomers represent major challenges to league powers South Carolina, LSU
South Carolina and LSU have two major new challengers for Southeastern Conference supremacy.
Columbia firefighter arrested, charged with DUI
A Columbia firefighter was arrested and charged for a DUI on Monday, October 14.
Local Living: “Not-So-Spooky” Halloween Stroll, Boo at the Zoo, Blythewood Fall Championship Rodeo, Pink and Purple Walk
Local Living: Events to check out this fall
Kershaw County deputy okay after DUI chase, collision
A Kershaw County deputy is okay after being rammed by a U-Haul truck driver, who deputies say was under the influence on Saturday, October 12.
Orangeburg students take pledge against gun violence
Students in the Midlands took a stand against gun violence on Wednesday, Oct. 16.
