Troopers: One dead after single-vehicle collision in Lexington County
One person is dead after a collision in Lexington County on Thursday, said state troopers.
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Lexington Police: Alleged shoplifters identified
The Lexington Police Department is searching for three alleged shoplifters accused of taking over $100 of merchandise from the Lexington Beverage Outlet.
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Paopao scores 17, top-ranked South Carolina cruises past Florida 89-66
Te-Hina Paopao scored 17 points, Raven Johnson added 16 and top-ranked South Carolina opened Southeastern Conference play with an 89-66 drubbing of Florida on Thursday night.
DHEC expert speaks about staying safe from sickness during flu season
This year, DHEC is reporting that cases are particularly high here in the Palmetto State.
Sumter County deputies warn of defrauding scam
The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office is warning people of someone calling residents in Sumter County and claiming to be a member of law enforcement.
More than 700 NC, SC children expected to be diagnosed with cancer
More than 700 children in North and South Carolina are expected to be diagnosed with cancer this year, according to the Children’s Caner Partners of the Carolinas.
Birth Defects Awareness Month -- experts offer parents resources, prevention tips
January is recognized as Birth Defects Awareness Month in South Carolina, with health officials saying the anomalies are the leading cause of infant deaths across the state.
Local Living: Enjoy an evening of classical music at the Koger Center for the Arts
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New evidence in Alex Murdaugh’s push for a new trial
There have been new developments in Alex Murdaugh’s attempt to get a new trial.
South Carolina achieves second-highest industry recruitment in 2023
The South Carolina Department of Commerce (S.C. Commerce) has released its 2023 industry recruitment results.
Latino Community Development to hold 11th annual Three Kings Day Festival
The Latino Community Development is partnering with the Richland County Government to hold the 11th annual Three Kings Day Festival.
Free Fridays returns at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden has announced the return of free Fridays.
Taco Bell to offer make-at-home meal kits
You don’t have to hit the drive-thru to get your fourth meal anymore.
Fed minutes hint rate cut may come
We may soon be getting a break from the Federal Reserve.
Kershaw County deputies investigating morning shooting, man shot in leg
The Kershaw County Sheriff's Office is investigating a morning shooting after a man was shot in the leg, say deputies.
Lexington police searching for man accused of stealing from Lowes Foods
Lexington Police is asking for the public's help identifying an alleged Lowes Foods shoplifter, said the department.
Mayor Daniel Rickenmann outlines City of Columbia's goals for 2024
“Violent crime is still a big topic," Rickenmann said. "Homelessness is the other big topic.”
Deputies: Woman accused in Christmas morning attempted murder
According to investigators, the victims say the gunshots just missed them and damaged their car.
President Biden plans a stop in S.C. along campaign trail
President Joe Biden is heading back out on the campaign trail
S.C. among state Capitol buildings targeted in hoax bomb threats
The FBI said Wednesday it is "aware" of "numerous" hoax bomb threats sent to various secretaries of state and state legislatures around the country on Wednesday.
Cayce police searching for individual accused of stealing business's package
The City of Cayce Police Department is asking for the public's help finding a person accused of trespassing at a local business and stealing a package from the front step.
City of Columbia swears in new council members
Friends and family packed Columbia's City Hall as Councilman Will Brennan of District III was sworn in for a second term and Councilman Tyler Bailey was sworn in for a first term in office.
Irmo native wins big
Congratulations are in order for Irmo native Latoya Russell!
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