SAFE Federal Credit Union invests in financial education for high school students
A new requirement from the State Board of Education states that each high school student must earn one-half credit in personal finance before earning their diploma.
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100-year-old sewer line affecting restaurants in downtown Lexington set to be replaced
The isolated sewer line that failed just over a year ago was installed back in 1925. But the problematic pipe can't be repaired or replaced, because in the 1940's, the building that's currently home to Groucho's Deli restaurant was built on top of it.
Local Living: Columbia & Lexington adoption specials, USC's “Spurs Up Sprint” 5K
Local Living: Here is a look at events in the Midlands
South Carolina's push to be next-to-last state with hate crimes law stalls again
Supporters who want to make South Carolina the next-to-last U.S. state to pass a hate crimes law increasing penalties for some crimes fueled by race, gender or sexual orientation are running out of time to get what could be a decisive vote in the state Senate.
Detention center employee accused of having relationship with inmate
An Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center employee was arrested after an investigation revealed an inmate relationship, said RCSD.
Columbia man arrested on criminal solicitation of a minor charges
A Columbia man was arrested on seven sexual exploitation of a minor charges, said the Attorney General's Office.
Town of Irmo choses new town council member
The Town of Irmo has chosen a new town council member.
Lexington police searching for alleged shoplifter
The Lexington Police Department is searching for an alleged Target shoplifter, said the department.
Riverbanks Zoo & Garden warn about discount ticket scam
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden took to their social media page to warn people about a scam circulating online.
CAE offering new dining options for travelers
If you’ve got plans to travel through Columbia Metropolitan Airport, go with an empty stomach.
SCDJJ: Security employee found with marijuana at training facility
South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice (SCDJJ) officials say a security employee was found in possession of marijuana at a training facility.
Newberry Co. warns of fake technicians looking to hack into your PC
Scammers have been around since the beginning of time. Many times using your vulnerability to take advantage of you and get your hard earned money.
Annual SC Prayer Breakfast
On Wednesday morning, Governor Henry McMaster was among those who attended the 62 annual South Carolina Prayer Breakfast on Wednesday morning at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center.
Richland County deputies say missing teen has been found safely
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says a teenage girl who was reported missing on Sunday, has been found safely.
DHEC promotes rabies awareness
DHEC is encouraging pet owners to visit free or low cost rabies vaccination clinics offered by several vet partners in March and April.
Deputies searching for missing Orangeburg woman
The Orangeburg County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help finding a missing Orangeburg woman.
Local parents demand drug dealers be held accountable after losing children to fentanyl overdose
"So talk to your children, tell them. Don't be scared. Don't think, 'Oh, we don't need to have that conversation,' because that's what I thought, and this is what I hold today. I have my memories and a sign," says Smith.
Gas prices in South Carolina
Currently, drivers in the Midlands are paying $2.92 a gallon.
New details on death of chaplain student at Fort Jackson
The U.S. Army is releasing more information into the death of a chaplain student at Fort Jackson, say officials.
RCSD: Man wanted for murder turns himself in
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department says a man wanted for murder turned himself in.
Local Living: Newberry College hosting jazz festival
Local Living: Newberry College hosting jazz festival
SCDOT: Three overnight closures scheduled for I-126 westbound
SCDOT is announcing the closures of I-126 westbound between Elmwood Avenue and Colonial Life Boulevard for Carolina Crossroads project construction work.
Pawmetto Lifeline holds rally to advocate for a spray/neuter ordinance
On Tuesday morning, Pawmetto Lifeline rallied in front of Columbia City Hall to advocate for a spray/neuter ordinance.
Pet of the Week: Grace!
At just 4 months old, Grace is sweet as can be, well-mannered, and needs someone ready to commit to a lifelong companionship!
Town secures permanent solution to resolve sewer line issue
The Town of Lexington says the town will be moving forward with the next phase of a permanent solution to resolve a sewer line failure in the Downtown area.
