Cirba Solutions building $300 million flagship operations in Richland County
A battery management and materials company announced plans to build its state-of-the-art flagship operations in Richland County.
Local News
Sumter School District releases statement on shooting that left 3 children, 2 adults dead
The Sumter County School District has released a statement after three children and two adults were found dead after a domestic related shooting that occurred last night before 11:30 p.m. on Whitetail Circle.
Columbia City council approves amendment to test wastewater
The City of Columbia wants to make sure wastewater in the Capital city is in prime condition for all of the current and future developments that will grace the area.
Two men accused in deadly armed robbery arrested
Two men are in custody tonight in connection with a deadly robbery in Lee county.
Local Living: Concert in Gardens, Studio 54
Here's a look at some of the events happening here in the Midlands in your Local Living brought to you by MUSC Health
Bluff Road Armory to host "Veterans Experience Action Center"
Officials are calling the event the "Veterans Experience Action Center," and will take place Thursday March 23rd, Friday March 24th, and Saturday March 25th -- each day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Richland Coroner: Identity of victim in house fire on Wilkes Road released
Richland Coroner Rutherford has released the name of the victim of a house fire on Wilkes Road around 5:30 a.m. on March 21.
DHEC confirms rabid bat found in Richland County
DHEC confirmed that three people were exposed to a rabid bat after it was found near Kershaw Street and Butler Street in Columbia.
Beaufort man ordered to pay $3 million in restitution for tax evasion
A 78 year-old man was ordered to pay the IRS $3,097,582 in restitution after pleading guilty of tax evasion.
City of Orangeburg to host Queen and Princess of Roses Pageant
Applications for Orangeburg's annual Queen and Princess of Roses Pageant are now being accepted!
Ft. Jackson to open first Soldier Performance Readiness Center
Fort Jackson will open it's first Soldier Performance Readiness Center on March 24.
Electric Energy company expanding in Lexington County
Cooperative Electric Energy Utility Supply, Inc. is expanding their business in Lexington with a $52 million investment.
West Columbia's Riverwalk Park Amphitheater entrance to close for renovations
The City of West Columbia's Riverwalk Park Amphitheather entrance and parking lot will be closed starting on March 22 for repairs and renovations on the bathrooms.
DHEC’S State Government Career Fair happening next week
If you are on the job hunt, the Department of Health and Environmental Control is hosting a state government career fair next Thursday.
State Dept. of Transportation gives updates on I-77 bridge project
The State Department of Transportation is giving updates on their I-77 Bridge Deck Rehabilitation Project.
Columbia Fire Dept.: House fire caused by space heater
The Columbia Fire Department responded to a house fire on Wilkes Road after 5:30 a.m. Tuesday.
SLED: Greenville man charged with child sex crimes
SLED agents charged 35 year-old Justin Stoddard on March 16 with several counts of criminal sexual conduct with a minor.
RCSD: One person dead after shooting at Creek Drive
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department is looking into a shooting that left one person dead.
Deputies: Two charged for shooting death of man selling dog at KFC in Bishopville
Lee County deputies have arrested two men for the shooting death of a man selling a dog at a KFC last month in Bishopville.
Pet of the Week: Bridget
Shelter officials say Bridget was found running the back roads of Lexington County, where they say she had been dumped. At just a year old, Bridget is as sweet as can be and is patiently waiting her 'furever' home! Can you help?
Department of Juvenile Justice launches new Credible Messengers mentoring initiative
Mack McGhee with the DJJ says a new mentoring program called "Credible Messengers" will allow the young men at their facility to have daily interactions with mentors who have previously been in prison or detained themselves.
City of Columbia looks for volunteers for traffic study
The City of Columbia is looking for volunteers for a traffic study to better understand who uses the roadways, streets, and sidewalks.
Lexington Co. Sheriff warns of phone scam
The Lexington County Sheriff's Department is warning residents of a scam that is once again making the rounds.
City of Columbia holding special election for District Four on March 28
The City of Columbia is holding a special election for District Four on March 28
Red Cross to light up buildings across SC for Giving Day
The American Red Cross is celebrating 'March is Red Cross Month' by lighting up significant and historical monuments and buildings in red across the state.
