RCSD: Suspect wanted out of Georgia captured after barricading himself for hours
Sheriff Leon Lott says a suspect wanted for trying to kill an officer in Georgia, has been apprehended in Richland County.
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SC Attorney General leading 12 state coalition appealing decision he says undermines parental rights
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson says he is leading a 12 state coalition appealing a decision he says undermines parental rights.
Boil Water Advisory in Ridge Spring lifted
Ridge Spring in Saluda County's boil water advisory has been lifted for the areas that was affected for 48 hours after a water main break.
SCDOT: Road closure in Calhoun County
The South Carolina Department of Transportation has closed the Big Beaver Creek Road Bridge in Calhoun County to replace it.
US Secretary of Education promotes student loan debt forgiveness on HBCU tour
Alongside Congressman Jim Clyburn, Cardona made stops at Voorhees University And Denmark Technical College in Bamberg County speaking about several crucial issues in education.
Local Living: RCSD's 13th Annual Guardians of the Night K9 5K
Local Living: RCSD's 13th Annual Guardians of the Night K9 5K
Lexington Police requesting help identifying two individuals who allegedly used counterfeit $100 bills at grocery store
Lexington Police is requesting help identifying two individuals who are alleged to have used counterfeit $100 bills at Lowes Foods in the Town of Lexington, says police.
Deputies help round up stray bull
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SCDOT Commission approves updates to bridge program with additional $200 million
The South Carolina Department of Transportation Commission approved updates to the state's bridge program, following an additional $200 million investment from the General Assembly in the recent budget.
USC announces “A Celebration of Dawn Staley" featuring Robin Roberts
The University of South Carolina has announced the third annual "A Celebration of Dawn Staley" featuring co-anchor of ABC's Good Morning America, Robin Roberts.
Tractor Supply honors Sumter veteran farmer with grant for small business
A Sumter veteran and local farmer has been awarded a grant to support his farm, according to a press release.
Columbia Parks & Recreation Dept announces Fall 2024 after school programs
The Columbia Parks & Recreation Department is announcing information for the Fall 2024 After School Programs.
Court ruling in Kansas blocks Title IX changes at some SC schools
Attorney General Alan Wilson announces that a court ruling in Kansas will temporarily block the Biden administration’s new Title IX Rule from being implemented at some South Carolina schools, colleges, and universities.
Lexington Police continuing investigation into music promotor's death
The Lexington Police Department is continuing its investigation into the death of a man killed outside his home in 2022, said LPD.
Columbia man sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for distributing meth
A Columbia man was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy to distribute more than 50 grams of methamphetamine, said the DOJ.
South Carolina athletics worker who painted midfield logo for 40 football seasons has died
Eddie Dunning, who painted the South Carolina Gamecock logo at midfield in Williams-Brice Stadium for 40 seasons, has died, university officials said. He was 69.
Officials: Man charged after dead dogs found inside home
Lexington, SC (WOLO)-- Officials with Lexington County Animal Services say Robert Jachim, 40, is charged with five counts of ill treatment of animals. Investigators say he left five dogs inside a home on Corley St. without food or water. Officials…
Crowds gather at State House to remember Congressman John Lewis
Local group ' Carolina For All' hosts event honoring the late Congressman John Lewis, four years after death
SCDOT receives grant to repair I-95 bridges over Lake Marion
A Midlands bridge is getting a much needed face lift.
Possible phone ban in SC schools could happen
A ban on cellphone use could be coming to all South Carolina schools.
Tom’s Creek Family Farms, City of Columbia teaming up to bring fresh fruits and veggies to Midlands food deserts
Tom’s Creek Family Farms and the City of Columbia are teaming up to bring fresh fruits and veggies to Midlands food deserts.
Local Living: Sumter Police's back-to-school bash, Columbia Police’s back-to-school bash, “Ready Set Supply” drive
Local Living: Here is some Summer events in the Midlands to check out!
Former Gamecock Alex English hosting basketball skills camp
Gamecocks Legend Alex English is hosting a basketball skills camp next week.
Sumter Police searching for teen who did not return home
Sumter officers are working to find a 16-year-old who left home without permission and has not returned, said officers.
United Way of Kershaw County to give away free clothes
The United Way of Kershaw County is giving away free clothes to those in need.
