SC Hospital Association recognizing the contribution, accomplishments of hospital staff
During National Hospital Week, the South Carolina Hospital Association is reminding the public of the contribution and accomplishments of hospitals to the state.
Local News
SCDOT to implement nighttime lane closures at US 1 over I-20 interchange
The South Carolina Department of Transportation says crews will begin temporary single and dual lane closures on parts of I-20 as part of the US 1 over I-20 Interchange Improvement Project, beginning on Tuesday.
Hundreds attend 2nd Annual Battery Symposium
At Tuesday morning's 2nd Annual Battery Symposium, more than 300 people from 15 companies across South Carolina came together to network and exchange ideas around battery research, production, recycling, and handling.
Local Living: Orangeburg Department of Public Safety's Community Resource Fair
Local Living: ODPS hosting a community resource fair
Biden-Harris Administration announces projects to strengthen rural infrastructure, create jobs across South Carolina
On Tuesday, May 14, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced the funding of three projects located in South Carolina that will improve access to reliable electricity for more than 121,000 people and create good-paying jobs across the state.
Richland County hosting block party
Richland County is holding a neighborhood block party.
WW2 soldier from SC identified more than 80 years after capture
Officials with the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency say U.S. Army Private Cecil Hinson, 20, of Rock Hill, who was captured and died as a prisoner of war during World War II was accounted for on Nov. 15, 2023.
Columbia VA Health Care System to hold 14th annual VA2K Walk & Roll
The Columbia VA Health Care System is hosting its 14th annual VA2K Walk & Roll on Friday.
Clemson-Georgia season kickoff to air on ABC Columbia
The Clemson Tigers and Georgia Bulldogs will renew their border rivalry Saturday at noon at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
Pet of the Week: Pepper!
Pepper, spice, and everything nice! This sweet girl is Pepper and she can't wait to go home with you!
WORK TO BE DONE: Gov. McMaster highlights areas of emphasis when lawmakers return next month
The House and Senate returns June 5th to work compromises on a number of bills.
Kitten rescued from vehicle engine compartment at Food Lion parking lot
If cats have 9 lives, Sumter Police and other community members saved one this weekend.
UPDATE: All inbound lanes back open in 5400 block of Augusta Road after collision
All inbound lanes are blocked in the 5400 block of Augusta Road, in front of Circle K, after collision in the area, says Lexington Police.
USC expands its Brain Health Network with new clinic in Sumter
The University of South Carolina is opening a Brain Health Clinic inside of Prisma Health Tuomey Hospital on North Sumter Street.
2020 tax filing deadline ending soon
Time is running out as the deadline approaches to file for missing 2020 stimulus payments and tax refunds.
Local Living: RCSD's community day event, ODPS's community resource fair, SC Food Truck and Craft Beer Festival
Local Living: Events in the Midlands to enjoy!
Sumter Police: Pregnant woman found shot, killed inside home
Sumter Police officers say they are investigating after a pregnant woman was found shot and killed inside her home on Monday morning.
Steel Hands Brewing hosts Steel Paws Celebration
Steel Hands Brewing hosted the Steel Paws Celebration on Saturday.
Advocacy group goes on statewide neighborhood engagement tour
A local community advocacy group visited Columbia over the weekend, kicking off its statewide neighborhood engagement tour.
Batesburg-Leesville police: Person wanted in connection with weekend shooting arrested
Batesburg-Leesville Police say Wigfall has been arrested.
Richland Two students win National Merit Scholarships
Two Richland School District Two students have been named 2024 National Merit Scholarship winners.
PAW Patrol Live! “Heroes Unite” coming to Columbia for four Pawsome shows
PAW Patrol Live! “Heroes Unite” is coming to Colonial Life Arena.
City of Columbia continuing Food Truck Fridays throughout month of May
Food Truck Fridays is continuing throughout the month of May, says the city.
Weekend malfunction in system cause sirens to alarm in Newberry County
If you heard sirens over the weekend in Newberry County, deputies say there was no cause for alarm, and it was just a malfunction with their system.
1 person treated for smoke inhalation after house fire in Orangeburg County
One person has been treated for smoke inhalation after a house fire in Orangeburg County, says ODPS.
