As people get their green in gear, the Columbia Police Department is clearing a path for all of the upcoming events slated to take place during the 41st annual St. Pat's in Five Points Festival.
"Why is there a concentration of dementia diagnosis here? Do we have a primary care provider who's really great at recognizing the signs and symptoms of dementia? Do we have a church or community center that's really helpful at getting caregivers to get their loved one to a primary care provider? Or is something else happening? Can researchers go in and look at environmental, genetic, lifestyle factors, is there comorbidities like high blood pressure or diabetes that are contributing to it. It allows us to go in and look at special populations," says Wilson.
The fire department estimates that the flames caused almost $800,000 worth of damage. Several residents have been staying at hotels for the past few days.
On Wednesday, March 13, Governor Henry McMaster proclaimed March as Red Cross Month in the Palmetto State.
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The Salamander Tour is coming back to Downtown Columbia.
Richland Co. Sheriff Leon Lott says the Highway Patrol has completed its investigation into the collision that resulted in the death of Deputy Jacob Salrin.
South Carolina's $13.2 billion budget made it through the House largely unchanged as Republican leaders reigned in efforts to shift spending priorities to other places.
The Richland County Sheriff's Department said the teen was found safe.
Richland County deputies say they are searching for a vehicle involved in a weekend attempted kidnapping incident.
The Saluda County Coroner’s Office is releasing the name of the person who died after a single-vehicle collision, said the coroner's office.
Lexington County deputies have arrested a man with multiple warrants from Lexington County Animal Services for the ill treatment and abandonment of animals, said officials.
In an effort to help reduce crime in the Midlands, the Columbia Police Department held their annual Ceasefire event at the Busby Street Community Center last night.
In the midst of the state budget, the topic of a tuition freeze for in-state college students came up again.
Park rangers from Congaree National Park will be conducting a small prescribed burn on Thursday, say officials.
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is searching for a man who is wanted in connection with grand larceny, said the department.
Lexington Police are searching for two men accused of using a stolen credit card at a Lowe's Home Improvement in Camden, say officers.
The South Carolina House gave key approval Tuesday to the state’s $13.2 billion spending plan, including raises for teachers and state employees, $500 million in property tax relief, $200 million for bridges and $100 million to continue long-term income tax cuts.
The South Carolina Highway Patrol continues investigating a three car collision in Sumter just outside of Dalzell they say has claimed the life of one person.
A classroom full of eager 4 year olds are embarking on a journey of early learning.
"A lot of the time, we've had to give up things like our privacy or independence in search of accomplishing certain tasks, but with the new technology that's coming out, even things like voting, are accessible and independent for us, which is really exciting," says Price.
While lawmakers from the two parties have disagreed on several bills, there are a couple of issues in the budget where they do see eye to eye.
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The South Carolina Department of Social Services (SCDSS) is celebrating healthy food and nutrition.
An Orangeburg County man who was out on bond for burglary charges is now back behind bars on stolen goods charges, says deputies.
