Dorn VA Medical Center hosts Korean War remembrance ceremony
On Tuesday, June 25, the Columbia Dorn VA is taking the time to remember the nation’s heroes.
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Voters head to polls for South Carolina Primary Runoff
Voters are headed to the polls on Tuesday for the South Carolina Primary Runoff.
SCDOR’s Batch Withholding Program moves to MyDORWAY
The South Carolina Department of Revenue’s (SCDOR) Batch Withholding Program has moved from GoAnywhere to MyDORWAY, says SCDOR.
Woman charged with unlawfully placing child at risk
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) has charged a woman accused of unlawfully placing a child at risk.
Columbia PD arrest 3 teens, 1 adult accused of carjacking, armed robberies
One adult, and three teenagers have been charged in connection to multiple carjacking and armed robberies.
Sumter County deputies asking for public's assistance finding individual accused of recent shoplifting incident
Sumter County deputies are asking for the public's assistance finding individual accused of recent shoplifting incident, says SCSO.
USC's Board of Trustees approve budget during June meeting
University of South Carolina’s Board of Trustees met on Wednesday, June 19, and passed the annual budget.
Local Living: SC’s largest fireworks show, Miss SC competition, Battle of the Badges Blood Drive
Local Living: Here are some events in the Midlands to enjoy!
Lexington Police to conduct public safety checkpoints
The Lexington Police Department will be conducting multiple public safety checkpoints on Tuesday, says LPD.
Deputies arrest man in connection with shooting incident in Peay Ridge Area
Fairfield County deputies have arrested a man in connection with a shooting incident in the Peay Ridge community, says FCSO.
Sheriff's department invites public to K9 Officer's funeral
RCSD Sheriff Leon Lott is inviting the public to attend the funeral of K9 Wick.
SLED charging former Lexington County deputy with multiple counts of domestic violence
A former Lexington County deputy has been charged with multiple counts of domestic violence, says SLED.
New S.C. Department of Public Health to launch July 1
A week from today, the new South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) will officially begin serving people in South Carolina.
Sumter Police to host annual Back-to-School Bash
Sumter Police is holding a Back-to-School bash for the upcoming start of the new school year.
Firefighters respond to detached garage fully engulfed
Firefighters responded to a report of a late night fire on Saturday night, says KCFS.
Lane closure on I-20 in Kershaw County scheduled
According to the Kershaw County Fire Service, a lane closure on I-20 is scheduled.
Lexington woman found safe, say police
Lexington Police says Neese was found safe.
Red Cross recommends 3 steps to beat the heat as temperatures rise
As the heat continues to rise in South Carolinians, the Red Cross has tips to stay cool during the Summer.
One detained in overnight shooting at Valero gas station on North Main Street
One person is detained after a shooting at the Valero gas station on North Main Street early this morning.
Lexington deputies arrest prosperity man accused in deadly shooting of police dog 'Coba'
Lexington County deputies arrested a Prosperity man accused of fatally shooting a K-9 officer last week
South Carolina runoff elections are Tuesday
Voters in the Midlands will head to the polls this coming Tuesday for Primary runoff elections.
Black-owned restaurants showcased during “Black Eats Week 803”
“Black Eats Week 803” showcases some of the finest Black-owned restaurants in the Midlands.
DHEC urges use of sunscreen, protective measures before spending time in the sun
The SC Department of Health and Environmental Control is reminding everyone to take precautionary measures before heading outdoors for summer fun.
Local Living: 2nd Annual Dam Boat Run
Local Living: 2nd Annual Dam Boat Run
Tax cuts, teacher raises and a few social issues in South Carolina budget compromise
A budget compromise reached by a small group of lawmakers Friday means South Carolina will accelerate a planned income tax cut, raise the salaries of all teachers and state employees and send more money to adult and juvenile prisons.
