RCSD asking for public's help finding man wanted for burglary
Richland County deputies is seeking the public's help finding a man wanted for burglary.
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Fifth Circuit Solicitor’s office to host Driver's License Reinstatement Clinic
The Fifth Circuit Solicitor’s office is hosting a Driver's License Reinstatement Clinic for anyone with traffic tickets that led to a license suspension.
Coroner identifies man whose body was found in woods
Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher has identified the person whose body was found in a wooded area on Roundtree Court in the Gaston area, says the coroner's office.
UPDATE: Missing Sumter woman with dementia found safe
Sumter Police say a missing woman with dementia who was last seen in Charleston on Thursday has been found safe.
USC renames engineering college to honor generous donor and alum
Thursday morning the school was renamed after Molinaroli, who donated 30 million dollars to his alma mater.
Saluda County residents can receive free smoke detector installation, says county fire service
Saluda County residents are now able to get free smoke detectors installed, says the Saluda County Fire Service.
State leaders meet to discuss hurricane preparedness, adjusted evacuation zones
According to the Director of SC Emergency Management Division Kim Stenson, current evacuation zones have been adjusted to better define risk and allow for greater flexibility in the event of a low-impact storm.
SC early primary voting period to end soon
Tomorrow, Friday is the last day to vote early ahead of next week’s primaries.
Local Living: South Carolina Caribbean Festival, CRFD's free community open house, Black-Tie Affair Fundraiser
Local Living: Events in the Midlands to enjoy this Summer!
Lexington County deputies investigating after body found in woods
The Lexington County Sheriff's Department is investigating a death after the report of a body found in woods, says the department.
Columbia man pleads guilty to COVID benefits fraud, says DOJ
A 51--year-old man had pleaded guilty to COVID benefits fraud, said the DOJ.
CCCF kicks off Caribbean-American Heritage Month with weekend full of events
Carolina's Caribbean Culture Festival is kicking off the month of Caribbean-American Heritage Month with a weekend full of events to celebrate the rich history of carnival and Caribbean heritage.
CIU offering financial aid relief to students with parents in ministry
Columbia International University is offering financial aid relief to students with parents in ministry, said the school.
SCDEW hosting 2nd annual photo contest
The S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce (DEW) is holding its second annual photo contest.
“I almost passed out,” says Midlands lottery winner
A Midlands woman almost passed out when she found out she was a lottery winner, said SC Lottery officials.
Tim Scott, a potential Trump VP pick, launches a $14 million outreach effort to minority voters
A top ally and potential running mate of former President Donald Trump is launching a new effort to win over Black and other nonwhite working class voters he argues could be the deciding factor in November's elections.
Wrong way driver killed in early morning collision on I-77
Highway Patrol says a wrong way driver died in a collision with a tractor-trailer on I-77 at mile marker 12 this morning.
Juneteenth celebrations happening in the Midlands
Anyone looking to celebrate Juneteenth and learn about the history behind the day, can celebrate with events around the Midlands.
Teenager arrested in road rage shooting near Lake Murray
A Lexington County teenager is facing multiple charges after police say he shot at another driver during a road rage incident.
SC Highway Patrol, SCDOT conducts hurricane evacuation exercise
If you saw an excessive amount of troopers on I-26 today, they were preparing for hurricane season with a simulation exercise.
Alvin S. Glenn to close down juvenile wing
The Richland County council has voted to close the juvenile wing of Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center.
Fort Jackson celebrates its 107th birthday
Fort Jackson -- known for training half of all Army recruits across America -- is celebrating its birthday with a week of events.
SPECIAL SESSION: Greenville County woman elected to SC Supreme Court by General Assembly
While South Carolina now longer has the nation’s only all-male supreme court, it does join 18 other states in having all-white justices with the retirement of Chief Justice Don Beatty.
Local Living: Guardians of the Night K9 5K, Pups & Pints adoption event, State museum's D-Day celebration
Local Living: Events in the Midlands to enjoy this Summer!
SCSO: Man wanted in relation with burglary
Sumter County deputies say they are searching for a man wanted for burglary.
