SC Gas Prices Up but Still Among Nations Lowest
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) _ As South Carolinians take to the road for Easter and spring break vacations, they're paying about 15 cents more for a gallon of gas than last year.
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SC Air Guard F-16 fighters, wing set to deploy
MCENTIRE JOINT NATIONAL GUARD BASE, S.C. (AP) — Members of the South Carolina Air National Guard are preparing for a deployment to Afghanistan.
Tractor Trailer Accident Blocking I-20
Columbia, SC (WOLO)--A tractor trailer accident on I-20 east is causing a traffic tie-up Thursday afternoon. Troopers with the Highway Patrol say just before 3pm Thursday afternoon a tractor trailer collided with a car near mile marker 78 on I-20…
USC religious studies lecture on a virtuous life
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The art of living a virtuous life is the topic of a lecture and panel discussion at the University of South Carolina.
Spoleto Festival USA poster being unveiled
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — With the annual Spoleto Festival USA opening in May, festival leaders are unveiling the official Spoleto poster.
Study Suggests Unnecessary Tests at Doctor's Office
You may want to think twice before having that test run at the doctor's office.
Justices Return Liquor License to Newberry Club
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ The South Carolina Supreme Court has given a Newberry private club its liquor license back after deciding state agents and revenue officials were too strict in their enforcement of rules over who can be a guest to the club. In a 3-2 decision Wednesday, the justices said an undercover State Law Enforcement Division agent was denied entry to the Blue Moon Sports Bar and ordered to call a number. A club employee who answered the call made him an official guest.
County Council Meetings to be Broadcast
Almost one year after it was proposed, Richland County council members give final approval to have their meeting broadcast on TV, for all to see.
Police Clean Up So-Called Homeless Camp After Alleged Murder
Columbia police worked to clean up what they call, a homeless camp in South East Park, Wednesday.
Mendoza Arrest
A DOUBLE MURDER SUSPECT WANTED IN ORANGEBURG HAS BEEN ARRESTED IN LOUISIANA.
State Senator Proposes Public Hearing on SCSU
A state lawmaker is planning a public hearing to talk about issues at South Carolina State University.
Titanic Artifacts to be Displayed at State Museum
It's been a century since the Titanic sank, and now some of the ship's artifacts are on display in South Carolina.
1-On-1 With Frank Martin
New USC Head Basketball Coach Frank Martin sat down for 1-on-1 interviews with the local Columbia media Wednesday afternoon. Here's part of his interview with ABC Columbia Sports Director Tim Hill.
National Hug an Anchor Day!
Nothing works out like giving an anchor a hug! We want to get some love... this is what we got...
SC State Museum Opens New Exhibit on Civil Rights
This weekend The South Carolina State Museum opened a new Civil Rights exhibit: Courage.
Haley describes book as inspirational memoir
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley says she wrote her book "Can't Is Not An Option" as a way to encourage more people, especially women, to seek office.
Titanic artifacts coming to SC State Museum
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — It's been a century since the Titanic sank, and now some of the ship's artifacts are on display in South Carolina.
Autism researcher seeks students for therapy work
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A University of South Carolina psychology professor who studies autism is trying to raise awareness about the disorder.
City of Columbia Election Results
The polls closed in the Capital City at 7pm Tuesday.
Hungry Ticks On the Prowl
The Forrestry Commission is warning people to be on the look out for ticks. The bloodsucking insects that carry bacterial diseases are hungrier this year because of a mild winter and spring.
Jenny Sanford-Fined For Dog
SULLIVANS ISLAND, S.C. (AP) _ Former South Carolina first lady Jenny Sanford got her day in court and will pay only a $150 fine for her dog escaping her beachfront home on Sullivans Island.
Man Now Facing Murder Charges in Sumter Deaths
SUMTER, S.C. (AP) _ A man suspected of setting a Sumter apartment fire that killed two children is now facing murder charges. Timothy Donald Dingle had originally faced attempted murder and first-degree arson charges. But police say those were upgraded Monday after the children's deaths.
Voter: 'It is a big election'
With nine candidates' names on the ballot for three different seats on Columbia city council, voters come out in small numbers with big expectations.
2nd man arrested in death at Columbia park
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Authorities have identified a man whose body was found in a pond at a Columbia park.
Former First Lady in Court for Dog Fine
Former South Carolina first lady Jenny Sanford is getting her day in court for dog escape. Sanford is scheduled to appear in municipal court on Sullivans Island on Tuesday.
