S.C. Trooper shot during traffic stop in stable condition
South Carolina Trooper Lance Corporal B.A. Frazier is currently in stable condition after he was shot on the right side of his face during a traffic stop.
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Sumter woman sentenced in tax and Covid-19 loan fraud scheme
A Sumter woman involved in a scheme to submit false tax returns and a fraudulent Payroll Protection Plan loan was sentenced to 2.5 years in prison.
RCSD: Two men charged in recent murder
Richland deputies say two men have been charged in a murder that happened recently.
Lexington Council seat open after Councilman Steve Baker resigns
A special election for Lexington Town Council will be held on May 2 following Councilman Steve Baker's resignation.
Anti-abortion advocates hold rally this morning
Anti-abortion advocates held a rally at the State House this morning calling on lawmakers to pass an abortion ban in South Carolina.
Sumter Police: 2 male suspects wanted on contributing to delinquency of a minor charges
Sumter Police are searching for two men who were identified as suspects in an April 8 incident involving an underage girl.
Columbia offering expedited solid waste pick-ups in May, June and July
The Columbia Solid Waste Division is offering expedited collection services to residents with unwanted clothing, furniture, and other materials.
S.C. Trooper shot during traffic stop in Bamberg County
A South Carolina trooper is recovering after being shot during a traffic stop on Sunday, April 16th.
Investigation underway after woman shot in Richland County
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department is investigating a shooting incident that sent a woman to the hospital.
Man out on bond facing new charges after stolen vehicle pursuit
A man who was out on bond is now facing a long list of new charges after fleeing from deputies in a stolen vehicle, according to the Richland County Sheriff's Office.
Lexington County Coroner investigating worker death at Michelin Plant
Investigators are looking into the death of a worker at Michelin Plant on Two Notch Road.
Two men injured in Columbia shooting
Two men are recovering in the hospital after a shooting on Saturday, April 15th.
City of Columbia, area businesses raise heart health awareness
The City of Columbia Parking Services and the American Heart Association are announcing the sponsors to the American Heart Initiative.
Sumter woman charged in connection to dog attack
Sumter County deputies have arrested a woman who owns one of the two dogs authorities say attacked a woman on Easter Sunday.
6 unclaimed Veterans laid to rest at Fort Jackson National Cemetery
Service members and Veterans from the Air Force, American Legion, Army, Marine Corps, and Navy came together for the ceremony.
Benedict College Techwise program connects students to leading tech companies
Benedict College is on the cutting edge.
Columbia-Richland Fire Dept. accepting job applicants
The Columbia Richland Fire Department is accepting applications.
Man sentenced 1 year after bringing grenades, knives to Columbia Airport
A 51 year-old man was sentenced to prison for one year after attempting to bring stun guns, smoke grenades, knives, and pepper spray into Columbia Airport.
Touch-A-Truck family experience to feature fire trucks, police cars
The Columbiana Center is hosting a Touch-A-Truck event on April 29 from 10 p.m. to 1 p.m.
Winston Gandy Joins Gamecock Coaching Staff
University of South Carolina women’s basketball head coach Dawn Staley announced today the hiring of Winston Gandy as an assistant coach.
West Columbia Riverwalk open after flooding
A portion of the West Columbia Riverwalk has re-opened following closure due to flooding.
Columbia man sentenced after threatening use of firearm during social media livestream
A Columbia man was sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for possession of a firearm by a felon.
Dominion Energy to perform tree trimming activities
Dominion Energy will continue tree trimming this week along overhead utility lines in several neighborhoods this week.
America's first heroes: Revolutionary War soldiers reburied
The 12 U.S. soldiers died in a pine forest in South Carolina in 1780, their bodies hastily buried beneath a thin layer of soil as their comrades fled from the British who appeared ready to put a quick and brutal end to the American Experiment.
USC postpones "Celebration of Dawn Staley"
A university spokesperson says it is due to "unavoidable scheduling conflicts".
