Daylight Saving Time: Did you Spring forward?
Daylight Saving Time came to an end Sunday at 2 a.m., so it is time to spring forward.
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Spring forward! Daylight saving time begins 2 a.m. Sunday morning
Get ready to spring your clock forward an hour! Daylight saving time begins 2 a.m. Sunday morning
Early morning road Closures in West Columbia for Kinetic Derby Day Test Run
Road Closures for West Columbia's Kinetic Derby Day Test Run Next Saturday, March 11
City of Columbia and Red Cross team up for 13th annual blood drive
Employees and other volunteers stopped by the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. to donate blood.
HISTORY IN THE WOODS: SC college students dig up hands-on lesson
“Archaeology helps us understand the daily lives of the people who were here in the past,"
57th annual Home & Garden show
The 57th annual Carolina Classic Home and Garden show is happening this weekend at the S.C. State Fairgrounds!
AAA: Gas prices $3.46 gallon average
The national average for gas is $3.46, which is up about a dime from last week.
Midlands Military Matters: New Command Sergeant Major for Ft. Jackson
In today’s Military Matters, Fort Jackson has a new command sergeant major.
DHEC highlights available resources during National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
The SC Department of Health and Environmental (DHEC) is highlighting National Women and Girls HIV/Aids Awareness Day and the work being done to reduce HIV infections in South Carolina.
Columbia Police make arrests in narcotics investigation
Columbia Police say several arrests have been made at a Mayer Street home during a narcotics investigation.
Lexington Police Department warns public of telephone scam
Tonight the Lexington Police Department is warning of a telephone scam.
Swansea woman charged with attempted murder
A Swansea woman faces multiple charges, accused of shooting into a vehicle with a child inside.
SLED: Identities of suspects sought in recent SC State University shooting
SLED agents are requesting anyone with information regarding a shooting that occurred on March 2 at South Carolina State University to contact authorities.
Lexington woman charged with providing contraband to prisoner
A Lexington woman has been charged with contraband following her involvement with an inmate at Camille Graham Correctional Institution.
UPDATE: Lexington County deputies safely locate missing teen with medical issues
Lexington County deputies have located a missing teen with medical issues.
Lexington Shamrock Parade kicks off tomorrow!
The 8th annual Shamrock Parade kicks off tomorrow in Lexington, presented by the Lexington County Blowfish!
How daylight saving time can impact your health
Daylight saving time is this weekend, but did you know springing forward could impact your health?
Columbia Lifesavers Blood Drive accepting donations
You still have time to donate to the Columbia Lifesavers Blood Drive today!
UPDATE: Lexington Police identifies driver of truck involved in hit-and-run
Lexington Police say the driver of a truck that was allegedly involved in a hit-and-run collision on Feb. 16 has been identified.
Fatal single-car collision in Richland County
The South Carolina Highway Patrol says a person died after their vehicle ran off the road on Old Hopkins Rd. near Montgomery Lane.
Tire buy-back day at Sumter County Civic Center
People in Sumter will soon have the chance to make a few extra bucks while selling their old tires.
Saluda County motor vehicle crash victim identified
The Saluda County Coroner's Office identified the deceased individual involved in a two vehicle crash between a tractor-trailer and Honda Sedan on Hwy 39 near Speigner Road on March 9.
Brain Injury Association of South Carolina honors survivors at State House
Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the Brain Injury Association of South Carolina met at the State House on Thursday to honor Brain Injury Awareness Month.
Parents suing Lexington One after student says she was punished for not saying pledge of allegiance
A River Bluff High School student’s parents are suing Lexington District One as well as a teacher and others after they say their daughter was punished for not participating in the pledge of allegiance.
Couple charged with abuse of 6 week-old child
The Sumter County Sheriff's Office has charged a couple with abuse of a 6 week- old child.
