Columbia-Richland Fire Dept. responds to mobile home fire in Eastover
The Columbia-Richland Fire Department says they extinguished a fire in a mobile home earlier this afternoon.
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AG Wilson asks Supreme Court for bench warrant in Jeroid Price case
South Carolina Attorney General Wilson released a statement regarding the Jeroid Price case.
No students injured in bus wreck on St. Andrews Rd.
No students are hurt after a school bus was involved in a collision in Irmo yesterday.
Sumter educator arrested for criminal solicitation of a minor
Sumter authorities arrested 54 year-old Andre Girard Johnson on criminal solicitation of a minor.
Crestwood High School coach arrested for assault and battery
Sumter deputies say Crestwood High School girls basketball coach Tony Wilson, 54, was arrested after allegedly harassing and assaulting two juvenile students.
Fort Jackson: Temporary road closure today between Gate 1, Strom Thurmond Blvd.
Fort Jackson announced Jackson Blvd. will be closed for all traffic between Gate 1 and Strom Thurmond Blvd.
Richland Library Friends and Foundation hosts 2023 spring book sale
The Richland Library Friends and Foundation is hosting the 2023 Summer Book Sale.
Lexington Police: Woman wanted for trying to cash check with victim's ID
Lexington Police is asking the public's help in identifying an individual accused of a crime.
DHEC continues to monitor levels of PFAS in surface water sites
DHEC is keeping the state updated on findings now that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a new maximum contaminant level standard for PFAS compounds found in drinking water.
CPD: Collision destroys power pole; eastbound lane of Broad River Rd. closed
Columbia Police say the eastbound lane of Broad River Road is closed after an overnight collision destroyed a power pole.
12-story student housing and retail development breaks ground on Gadsden Street
The building will be over 800,000 square feet and will include student housing, retail spaces, and a parking garage.
Recycle drop-off event at Columbia Place Mall
Richland County residents are encouraged to bring their recyclable materials to a drop-off event on Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon at the Columbia Place Mall.
Cayce woman wanted on identity fraud, forgery charges has been arrested
Cayce Police Department says a woman who was wanted for identity fraud and forgery charges has been arrested.
BorgWarner Inc. expanding Oconee County operations
A global leader in mobility solutions announced plans to expand its facility in Oconee County.
City of Columbia honors Joe E. Taylor Jr.
The City of Columbia is honoring a late councilman by renaming parts of a street after him.
SC lawmakers discuss bill to cut school districts by nearly half
Lawmakers are discussing a bill that could cut the number of school districts in South Carolina by nearly half.
Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center to undergo staffing, unit improvements
Changes are on the way to the Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center in response to several alleged ongoing issues at the facility.
Lexington Police: 17 year-old runaway found safe
Lexington Police says a 17 year-old runaway has been found safe.
Sumter Police: Expect military vehicles, aircraft noise during training exercise
The Sumter Police Department is telling residents of a special training exercise taking place April 19—26.
Collision involving several vehicles cleared on South Lake Drive
Police and Highway Patrol says all lanes are back open after a collision invovling several vehicles on I-20 at South Lake Drive.
Former Congressional candidate Laura Loomer speaks at USC
A controversial figure made an appearance at USC Tuesday night.
Local Living: Little Big Town coming to Township Auditorium
Local Living on ABC Columbia brought to you by MUSC Health
Governor McMaster declares April as Child Abuse Prevention Month
DSS State Director Michael Leach says there were over 66,000 reports of child abuse and neglect in South Carolina in 2022.
Sumter man arrested on child sexual abuse material charges
A man from Sumter has been arrested in connection to the sexual exploitation of minors.
National Drug Take Back Day strives to keep unwanted narcotics out of the wrong hands
At the DEA's website, you can find places in your area that are accepting unwanted drugs on Saturday between the hours of 10 am and 2 pm.
