Police seek alleged Ulta shoplifters; stole $250 worth of merchandise
Lexington Police are seeking information after two individuals allegedly shoplifted $250 worth of merchandise at Ulta Beauty.
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Man who climbed on interstate sign brought down safely, say Lexington deputies
Lexington deputies say a man who climbed on top of an interstate sign came down safely.
USGS: 2.01 magnitude earthquake felt near Elgin this morning
The United States Geological Survey has confirmed a 2.01 magnitude earthquake was felt near Elgin this morning.
Juneteenth in Columbia: Celebrating through education
Despite the annual Juneteenth parade in Columbia being canceled due to rain, organizers are still encouraging the community to celebrate through education.
DHEC recognizes World Sickle Cell Day, provides assistance programs
"The more individuals that do talk about it, the more who are educated about it, the more likelihood it will lead to... hopefully... a cure one day in the future for those living with sickle cell disease," says Malerie Hartsell with DHEC.
SCDSS: Snap families can access parks, attractions
Summertime is here and the Department of Social Services wants to make sure everyone has access to South Carolina's main attractions.
Black Eats Week 803 celebrates black-owned restaurants in the Midlands
Some are new establishments such as Mimsy’s or Tha River. Others are established favorites such as Legacy Caribbean Bar and Grill.
SLED investigating officer involved shooting in Greenwood County
SLED agents say an investigation into an officer involved shooting is underway.
Lexington Coroner ID's victims in single vehicle accidents
The Lexington Coroner has released the names of individuals who died in two separate single vehicle accidents on June 18.
RCSD: Missing juvenile found safe
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says a missing 13 year-old female has been found safe.
SC Highway Patrol seeks information in fatal hit-and-run
The South Carolina Highway Patrol is looking for information about an unknown vehicle involved in a fatal hit-and run.
Richland Library hosts award-winning illustrator Raúl The Third
Richland Library is hosting an award-winning illustrator on June 27 at 6 p.m.
Saluda firefighters respond to vehicle wreck Saturday
Saluda County Firefighters say they responded to a major vehicle wreck with entrapment Saturday morning.
SC Highway Patrol: 1 person dead in Pine Street car accident
Highway Patrol says one person is dead after a wreck in Lexington County yesterday.
Columbia Museum of Art offering free admission today
The Columbia Museum of Art is offering the public free admission today in honor of Juneteenth.
Power restored after outage at Columbia Metropolitan Airport
Columbia Metropolitan Airport says power has been restored after a leak caused an outage on Saturday.
Town of Hopkins' 5th annual Juneteenth Celebration begins today
The Town of Hopkins is having their 5th annual Juneteenth celebration today.
DHEC encourages life-saving blood donations on World Sickle Cell Day
In observance of World Sickle Cell Day, the SC Department of Health and Environmental Control is providing information and the resources available for individuals living with the disease.
SCDNR to offer free boat inspections on July 4th weekend
The S.C. Dept. of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division will be offering free boat inspections at public boat landings state-wide.
Juneteenth parade cancelled due to weather concerns
There are several other Juneteenth events scheduled throughout the Midlands
Volunteers needed for R1 CHAMPS school mentoring initiative
Richland One School District is looking for both men and women to volunteer in district schools this 2023-2024 school year as R1 CHAMPS (Caring Hearts Making A Positive Shift).
RCSD investigate stabbing at Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department is investigating a stabbing incident that occurred at the Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center on Sunday, June 18th.
Richland County Government offices closed for June 19 holiday
Richland County Government offices will close June 19 in observance of the Juneteenth holiday.
New report from SC Agencies spotlights social isolation in Senior Adults
According to The South Carolina Institute of Mental and Public Health and The South Carolina Department on Aging, the release of its new report, entitled "Addressing Social Isolation in Older Adults as a Determinant of Health," shines light on the health risks of social isolation in older adults and serves as a call to action for agencies around the state.
ON THE ROAD: Aiken
Sitting 20 minutes north of Augusta, Aiken boasts historic homes on streets draped with live oaks.
