SC state leaders announce $175 million dollar bridge project over Lake Marion
Many of the state’s roads and bridges are more than 60 years old and needing repair.
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Manchester United vs Liverpool -- Soccer descends on Williams-Brice Stadium for special Soda City match-up
On Saturday afternoon, over 70,000 soccer fans from across the Southeast and from around the world will descend on the stadium for a first of its kind event to hit the Capital City -- an international match-up between Manchester United and Liverpool.
SC Tax Free Weekend begins
Tax free weekend begins Friday, August 2, and it is officially underway in the Midlands.
Local Living: “Kickin’ It In The Vista”, "Groovin’ in the Garden", Jailbreak 5K Run and Walk, Clear the Shelter event
Local Living: Events in the Midlands to check out!
RCSD: Arrest made after 2 dead cats found at public storage facility
A person was arrested after investigators say two dead cats were found in a storage unit.
Lexington PD requesting public's help identifying person accused of shoplifting
The Lexington Police Department is requesting the public's help finding an alleged shoplifter, said police.
City of Columbia welcomes new business 'Gadgetboy'
The City of Columbia welcomes its newest business that promises to appeal to tech enthusiasts and gadget lovers.
SC governor and other state leaders announce new childcare assistance for military members
Many face difficulties in finding reliable and affordable childcare in their communities.
Richland One teachers and staff kick off new school year ahead of students' 1st day back
A brand new school year for students across Richland One is only a week away.
Local Living: Windows to New Worlds, State Fair searching for exhibits entries, First Thursday on Main Street, Meeting Street Artisan Market
Local Living: Events in the Midlands to check out!
Firefighters working scene of accident near Lexington Medical Center, residents asked to avoid area
Officers say westbound traffic towards Lexington is flowing but eastbound into West Columbia is still being redirected.
Dominion Energy offering energy assistance as Summer temperatures linger
Dominion Energy is encouraging customers who may need help financially to reach out for assistance this Summer.
Cayce Fire Department hosting Prescription Drug Take Back event
The Cayce Fire Department is holding a Prescription Drug Take Back event on Saturday.
Calhoun County deputies requesting help identifying person accused of using counterfeit bills
The Calhoun County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help identifying a person accused of attempting to use fake bills, said the sheriff's office.
Crews clean-up Orangeburg after microburst causes damage
Tuesday night’s storms caused some damage in portions of Orangeburg.
RCSD: Man arrested after verbal altercation led to another man being fatally shot, coroner ID's victim
A man has been arrested after a verbal altercation led to another man being fatally shot at a body shop, said investigators.
South Carolina's tax-free weekend starts Friday
South Carolina is kicking off Tax Free Weekend in August and adding some relief to families as inflation continues to rise.
Circle K offering up to 40 cents off per gallon August 1st
Global chain Circle K is kicking off the end of Summer with a Fuel Day Pop-up event that is offering fuel savings at locations across the Eastern U.S.
Lexington Police asking for help identifying woman with teens accused of stealing items at Ulta Beauty
The Lexington Police is asking for the public's help identifying a woman who was with three teenage girls who are accused of shoplifting from Ulta Beauty, said officers.
South Carolina implements new rule banning cell phones in classrooms
New this year, the state of South Carolina has banned students from using mobile phones at school.
U.S. Court of Appeals temporarily blocks 'Title IX' from taking effect
The U.S. Court of Appeals grants a injunction to temporarily block 'Title IX' from going into effect
City of Columbia hydrogen refueling site rejuvenated
The Midlands became an api-center of clean energy, this afternoon when the city announced a partnership.
Local Living: Ready Set Supply school drive, Clear the Shelter event, “803” Day, Sexyy Red coming to Columbia
Local Living: Events in the Midlands to check out!
Local agencies train for times of civil unrest and potentially violent gatherings
Wednesday afternoon, local agencies participated in training exercises that are used during times of civil unrest and potentially violent mass gatherings.
Cyberattack hits blood-donation nonprofit OneBlood
A cyberattack has hit a blood donation non-profit, impacting hundreds of hospitals across the Southeast including South Carolina.
