SC job force reaches new heights
South Carolina continues to set records on the job front.
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SC Congressman Ralph Norman raising eyebrows for comments made about riot at U.S. Capitol
South Carolina Congressman and candidate for governor Ralph Norman is raising eyebrows for comments he made this week regarding the January 6, 2021 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
Local Living: Memorial Day Dockside Blowout
Local Living: Memorial Day weekend at Lake Murray
Debate on congressional redistricting continues in SC
The debate on proposed redistricting continued in the Senate Friday, May 22.
SCDPS: Memorial Day marks start of 100 Deadly Days of Summer
Officials with the SC Department of Public Safety say Memorial Day marks the start of what they call the 100 deadly days of Summer.
Palmetto Family Council held faith forum for SC office candidates
Faith wins and Palmetto Family Council hosted a faith forum at Village Church in Blythewood Thurs, May 21.
Orangeburg man arrested on child sexual abuse material charges
SC Attorney General Alan Wilson says a 37-year-old Orangeburg man has been arrested in relation to 5 charges.
AAA offering free rides to impaired drivers for Memorial Day Weekend
As Memorial Weekend comes up, AAA is preparing to help more than 350,000 drivers nationwide with car trouble during the weekend, said officials.
Man charged in connection with two nightclub shootings in same night
RCSD Sheriff Leon Lott says a man has been arrested in connection with two nightclub shootings that happened in the same night.
SC Department of Public Safety at CAE asking for help finding missing woman
The Department of Public Safety at Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) is asking for public help finding a missing person, say officials.
Sumter Police searching for 15-year-old last seen Thursday
Sumter Police are searching for a 15-year-old who was last seen on Thursday, say police.
Infant surrendered at hospital in Richland Co.
Officials at Prisma Health Richland in Columbia recently accepted an infant surrendered under Daniel’s Law, says DSS.
Pedestrian fatally struck on U.S. Highway 15 in Sumter Thursday
Highway Patrol says a pedestrian was struck and killed Thursday on U.S. Highway 15 near the intersection with Quarter Mile Road.
SC Senate begins redistricting debate and adjourns early evening, as Dems, ACLU push back
Debate over congressional redistricting began inside the Senate chamber at noon on Thursday -- with Senators abruptly adjourning for the day just after 5 p.m.
Local Living: Finlay Fridays Concert, Chili-Cornbread Competition, Summer at Edventure, Outfest
Local Living: Things to do, and check out for the Summer.
June primary election remains on schedule amid voter redistricting debate
The South Carolina Election Commission is hoping to avoid any confusion for voters amid the redistricting debate.
Sheriff: Former deputy charged with DUI
Sheriff Leon Lott says a former deputy was arrested and charged with DUI.
Trip to grocery store leads to win for Midlands man
A trip to the grocery store for a loaf of bread ended in a $500,000 windfall for a Midlands man, say SC Lottery officials.
Sumter Police: 45-year-old who left assisted living facility found safe
Sumter Police says the 45-year-old woman who left an assisted living facility was found safe.
Lexington School District One making sure students access healthy food during Summer
Lexington School District One is making sure students still have access to healthy food once school is out for Summer.
Splash pad in St. Matthews shut down after 2 alligators spotted in area
A Midlands community shut down a park and a splash pad after two alligators were spotted in the area.
Local Living: Got Milk Cereal Bar Comedy Series
Local Living: Got Milk Cereal Bar Comedy Series
New law raises minimum CSAM sentences
Attorney General Alan Wilson and other law enforcement officials were at the State House Wednesday, May 20 to celebrate.
Midlands teacher charged in connection with runaway juvenile
Richland County deputies say a Midlands teacher was arrested in connection with a runaway child.
SCDPH: Rabid bat found in Richland County, 3 people exposed
SC Department of Public Health says a bat from Richland County has tested positive for rabies.
