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Home sales reach 14 year high
Home sales are skyrocketing despite the coronavirus pandemic, with sales reaching a 14-year high last month.
Lt.-Gov. Evette returns to State House Tuesday
Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette returned to public life Tuesday after being diagnosed with coronavirus earlier this month.
Volunteers inform the public about railroad safety in the Midlands
This week, volunteers will be handing out information about train safety at crossings in the Midlands.
SC Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities hosting virtual information sessions for interested families
The South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities is hosting virtual information sessions for families interested in enrolling.
WATCH: USC using social distance models Saturday at Williams-Brice
With the University of South Carolina kicking off its football season this Saturday, the Athletics Department released a set of guidelines new for the 2020 season.
FAPD investigating after body found
The Forest Acres Police Department is investigating after they say a body was found in a creek near the 5500 block of Lakeshore Drive this morning.
DHEC: 613 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, 25 new deaths
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control released its up to date coronavirus numbers as of Tuesday.
CPD, NHTSA offering free child car seat inspections this week
With this week being National Child Passenger Safety Week, the Columbia Police Department and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration are offering free inspections of your child safety seat.
City of Cayce election results too close to call
On Tuesday, the City of Cayce held a special election to fill its City Council District 1 seat.
Lexington deputies find body at a former rest area off I-20 West
Lexington County Sheriff's Department says they found a dead body at a former rest area off I-20 West this morning.
Runaway Sumter teen with medical condition found safe
Sumter County Sheriff's Office officials say a runaway teenage girl with a medical condition has been found safe.
Witness signature no longer required for mail-in voting
After South Carolina legislature passed a bill allowing all voters to vote by absentee last week, a federal judge has now struck down a notion which previously required mail-in ballots to be signed by a witness.
