South Carolina's highest court has refused to stop the execution of a man who killed three people over five days more than 20 years ago while leaving taunting messages for police in the blood of one of his victims.
The City of Columbia's 47th Annual Veterans Day Parade kicked off at the corners of Sumter and Laurel Streets as families, friends, and those who've served cheered from the side.
While the Senate has come to a temporary deal that could reopen the government and help temporarily fund SNAP benefits, donations are needed to keep local food banks in supply.
With the colder temperatures here, the Columbia Fire Department is reminding everybody that if you're using space heaters, make sure you give them some space.
Escorted down Gervais Street by police officers, and soon to be in hundreds of photos and videos, South Carolina's official Christmas tree has arrived.
SCDOT will conduct a traffic shift and implement ramp closures as part of the I-26/I-95 Interchange Project in Orangeburg County beginning Monday night.
The South Carolina Department of Public Health issued a reminder Monday to encourage residents to make sure they are up to date with vaccinations ahead of holiday gatherings during the fall and winter months.
States administering a federal food aid program serving about 42 million Americans faced uncertainty Monday over whether they can — and should — provide full monthly benefits during an ongoing legal battle involving the U.S. government shutdown.