Camp Cole breaks ground on new activity center
Official construction will begin in September and is expected to be complete by May, 2024.
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Local Living: A look at Zoofari
Are you ready to go on a wild safari for a good cause? Tickets are on sale now for Riverbanks Zoo and Garden's Zoofari
2024 PRESIDENTIAL RACE: RFK Jr. stops by ABC Columbia studios during SC campaign tour
Kennedy promises to improve Americans' quality of life if elected president.
Gas Prices on the rise in SC
According the Gas Buddy, the average gasoline prices in Columbia have risen 2.2 cents per gallon in the last week,
Pet of the Week: Bowser
Don't let his size fool you! Bowser, also lovingly known as Bowser Bear by shelter staff, is a gentle giant and as sweet as can be. He's looking for his furever home through the Kershaw County Humane Society.
Update from RCSD Sheriff Lott on off-duty Deputy injured in shooting
According to Sheriff Leon Lott, Corporal Terrance Crawford was not the target. His fiance was also shot, both were treated and released from the hospital
SC DOR asks you to be on the lookout for common tax scams
SC DOR- Be on the lookout for these common tax scams
Trump's bond set at $200,000 in Fulton County election interference case
Trump's bond agreement also includes a provision that Trump "shall perform no act to intimidate any person known to him or her to be a codefendant or witness in this case or to otherwise obstruct the administration of justice."
T-Shirt sales in mayor's fight against breast cancer underway
You can help Mayor Daniel Rickenmann and the City of Columbia in the fight against breast cancer just by ordering some new threads.
Lexington police searching for accused shoplifters
Investigators say the people seen in these surveillance images took $180 in merchandise from the Circle-K on South Lake Dr. on August 7th.
Blythewood man sentenced for human trafficking, drugs
The US Attorney's Office says 51 year old Brian Watson pleaded guilty to the attempted sexual trafficking of a minor and distribution of heroin.
Former Midlands doctor sentenced for unlawfully prescribing medication
The US Attorneys Office says between January of 2015 and November of 2019, James Williams prescribed a man and woman with more than 100,000 pills of various controlled substances such as oxycodone, hydrocodone, and alprazolam.
Investigation underway after shooting in Richland County
Investigators say they believe this is an isolated incident and there is no threat to the community.
Red Cross SC accepting donations to aid victims of Hawaii Wildfire
You can help the people of Hawaii. The Red Cross of South Carolina is accepting donations.
New parking device now on the streets in City of Columbia
New Barnacle parking device introduced for parking violations in City of Columbia
Columbia Animal Services hosts 'Clear the Shelter' event this month
The Columbia Animal Services is hosting a Clear the Shelter event this month
WATCH: Friday Night Fever Week 0
Highlights from the first high school football week of the 2023 season.
BABCOCK BUILDING: Crews replace Bull Street District's historic dome
Originally built as a mental health facility, the Babcock Building has been renovated into hundreds of apartment units.
Congressman Joe Wilson makes Midlands stops during bus tour
All week, Wilson heard the concerns of the people he represents.
Campus Village debuts at USC, offers retail stores and new dining hall
The four buildings will house over 1,800 students, and include retail stores like Jimmy Johns, Starbucks, and The Gamecock General Store.
Camden police investigate elementary school bomb threat
The Camden Police Department continues to investigate a bomb threat they say was called into the the Camden Elementary School Thursday morning.
Gamecock baseball coach Mark Kingston gets extension, raise
The University of South Carolina Board of Trustees has approved a two-year contract extension of head baseball coach Mark Kingston, it was announced this afternoon (Friday, Aug. 18).
SC Gas prices down slightly as we head into the weekend
Gas prices are down just slightly as we head into the weekend.
Local Living: Splash Pads and the State Museum
The State Museum is hosting Friday Night Laser Lights on Friday, August 18th
Governor orders flags to fly at half staff in memory of Senator John Scott Jr.
Governor McMaster ordered flags atop the State House be lowered to half-staff from sunrise until sunset on Saturday, August 19, 2023, in honor of Senator John L. Scott, Jr
