Congaree National Park to conduct prescribed burn
Park rangers from Congaree National Park will be conducting a small prescribed burn on Thursday, say officials.
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RCSD searching for man wanted in connection with grand larceny
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is searching for a man who is wanted in connection with grand larceny, said the department.
Lexington Police searching for men accused of using stolen credit card
Lexington Police are searching for two men accused of using a stolen credit card at a Lowe's Home Improvement in Camden, say officers.
South Carolina House passes state's $13B budget as Republicans argue what government should do
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.
SCHP investigates three car collision turned deadly
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.
SC Education Oversight Committee releases annual evaluation
A classroom full of eager 4 year olds are embarking on a journey of early learning.
Expo showcases assistive technology for people with disabilities
"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.
Local representatives weigh in on SC House budget
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.
Local Living: St.Paw-Tricks Day adoption special, Concert in the Gardens, Spring Litter Pick-up
Local Living: Here is some events in the Midlands to enjoy!
SCDSS Celebrates Child and Adult Care Food Program Week
The South Carolina Department of Social Services (SCDSS) is celebrating healthy food and nutrition.
Orangeburg County man back behind bars on stolen goods charges, say deputies
An Orangeburg County man who was out on bond for burglary charges is now back behind bars on stolen goods charges, says deputies.
Jury finds Kershaw County man guilty in 2020 murder case
A Kershaw County jury has found a man guilty of a January 15, 2020 murder, says the Fifth Circuit Solicitor Office.
Pet of the Week: Lolita!
Meet little Lolita! This senior pup is hoping to live out her golden years in a loving forever home. Adopt her through Pawmetto Lifeline!
Federal judge finds man guilty of obstructing the freedom of access to a clinic entrance
A federal judge has found a man guilty of violating the Freedom of Access to a Clinic Entrances (FACE Act) following a bench trial, said the Justice Department.
Paris wins AP SEC Coach of the Year
He is the first coach ever at South Carolina to be named AP SEC Coach of the Year. The Gamecocks joined the league in 1991-92.
Sumter County deputies searching for truck allegedly involved in trailer theft
Sumter County deputies is asking for the public's help finding a truck allegedly used to steal a landscape trailer, said deputies.
Chick-Fil-A surprises Camden high school student with scholarship
A Camden teenager is receiving huge help from Chick-Fil-A in her journey towards college.
Pelion police ask for help identifying suspected copper thief
Pelion Police are hoping you can help them find out who stole a 130 foot piece of agricultural equipment
Recently passed Constitutional Carry Bill divides lawmakers and citizens in South Carolina
McMaster signed the bill into law last week, making South Carolina the 29th state with constitutional carry.
SC unemployment rates hold steady
South Carolina’s unemployment rate continues to hold steady.
Mobile food market brings fresh food products to the Midlands
A fish idea is bringing fresh fruits and vegetables to food deserts in the Midlands.
The importance of adequate sleep -- Prisma Health specialists weigh in
"Whether it's your cortisol or things linked to diabetes, your blood pressure, important things happen at night and your body needs time to reset. So if you're not sleeping, the things you see during the daytime like high blood pressure or diabetes could be related to the fact that you're not sleeping at night," Dr. Rutherford says.
Local Living: St. Pats in Five Points, Lexington Shamrock Parade, Sumter Springfest
Local Living: Here is some events in the Midlands to enjoy!
Airbnb bans the use of indoor security cameras
Airbnb says it is banning indoor security cameras to protect renters’ privacy.
Tighter proposed South Carolina budget would include raises for teachers and state workers
Teachers and state employees would get raises under a spending plan being debated by the South Carolina House this week, but many other state agency requests are being rejected as the influx of money from pandemic relief and good economic times slows.
