Tropical storm Idalia's latest track
Now to a state of emergency for Florida, as tropical storm Idalia now forecasted to be a major hurricane
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Pawmetto Lifeline to reduce cat population at area prison
Pawmetto Lifeline teams up with the Department of Corrections to cut down the feral cat population at a local prison
City of Columbia offices to be closed on Labor Day
City of Columbia offices will be closed on Monday, September 4, 2023, Labor Day
Columbia Police: USC student fatally shot after attempting to enter wrong home
The Columbia Police Department is investigating an overnight shooting of a 20-year-old male University of South Carolina student from Connecticut.
Deputies: Teen identified after a high-speed chase in Sumter County
The Sumter County Coroner's Office has identified the teenager that led deputies and police on a high-speed chase on Friday.
Tracking Tropical Storm Idalia
(WOLO)-Tropical Depression 10 has strengthened into Tropical Storm Idalia.
Columbia Animal Services hosting a Clear the Shelter event
The Columbia Animal Services is hosting a Clear the Shelter event this month
Brown throws for 361 yards, Jackson State dismantles SC State
Jason Brown threw for 361 yards, Irv Mulligan ran for 109 yards, and Jackson State rolled past South Carolina State 37-7 on Saturday in the MEAC-SWAC Challenge Kickoff season opener.
T-Shirt Sales underway for Columbia Mayor’s Campaign against Breast Cancer
T-Shirt Sale Fundraiser for the Mayor’s Campaign Against Breast Cancer
SC State faces Jackson State in prime time tonight on ABC Columbia
Legendary head coach Buddy Pough and the South Carolina State Bulldogs will kick-off the 2023 campaign on road Saturday (Aug. 26th) in Atlanta at the annual MEAC/SWAC Challenge versus SWAC foe Jackson State inside Center Parc Stadium.
Columbia Urban League hosts free back to school event
Columbia Urban League is hosting a free event Saturday to help parents get their kids ready to go back to school focused and ready
Walk a mile in these boots -- local Veterans offer guidance to new soldiers at Fort Jackson
"They're learning something, and the questions they ask are important questions, and if I can answer that and set them on the right path and a good path, it's just a joy to me," says Hogue.
Local Living: Latin Festival brings culture downtown
It's back! The Latin Festival brings culture, food, fun and live music to the Capital city this weekend
Fort Jackson basic training soldiers meet veterans who were once part of the same unit
Local veterans who served in Vietnam and World War II sat down with basic training soldiers at Fort Jackson on Friday to share their wisdom.
Suspect fires on deputies, police
Richland Co. deputies say they responded to Broad River Rd. near Omarest Dr. early Friday morning after reports of a man sitting in a car with a long gun.
Local Living: A look at some events in the Midlands this weekend
In our look at Local Living, we are talking about some events this weekend in the City of Columbia
Traffic stop yields marijuana seizure
Deputies with the Orangeburg Co. Sheriff's Office say a faulty traffic light lead to the discovery of a large amount of marijuana.
Pawmetto Lifeline helping control cat population at Midlands prison
Officials say this coming Monday they will partner with the Department of Corrections in an effort to trap feral cats at Kirkland Correctional Institution.
SCDNR offering free boat inspections for Labor Day weekend
If you plan on hitting the water this Labor Day weekend, the Department of Natural Resources can make sure you're ship-shape and it won't cost you a dime.
CDC marks increase in Midlands' COVID hospitalizations
According to the CDC, both Richland and Lexington Counties have seen a more than 60% increase in hospitalizations for COVID in the past week.
Lexington police seek suspect in AC thefts
Investigators say the man seen in this surveillance image took the units, valued at $1200, from Lowe's on Sunset Blvd. on August 14th.
Columbia Police announce temporary road closures for Saturday's Main Street Latin Festival
Temporary road closures for tomorrow's Main Street Latin Festival
Midlands man accused of attempting to solicit minor on-line
A spokesperson for the Attorney General's Office says Benjamin Catoe solicited a person he believed to be a minor for sex and encouraged them to produce child sexual abuse material.
West Nile detected among Columbia mosquitos
A city spokesperson says in an effort to control the insect's population and reduce the risk of mosquito-borne illnesses, the city will be spraying through the remainder of the summer.
City of Columbia offices will be closed on Labor Day
City of Columbia offices will be closed on Monday, September 4, 2023.
