RCSD: arrests made in neighborhood shooting incident
Richland County Sheriff’s Department announced the arrest of three individuals connected to a shooting incident that happened Sept. 29 near Ridge View High School.
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Midlands Schools go to E-learning due to Tropical Storm Nicole
Several districts have announced school closings due to possible inclement weather from Tropical Storm Nicole.
USPS ready for holiday rush following influx of mail in ballots
United States Postal Service (USPS) says they are ready for hectic holiday following influx of election mail in ballots
Texas Judge blocks President Biden's 'Loan Forgiveness' policy
A Federal Judge in Texas blocks President Biden's 'Loan Forgiveness' policy
Local Living: Rudolph returns to SC Museum, Devine Night Out, and Joe Gatto comedy
Local Living on ABC Columbia brought to you by MUSC Health
Prisma Health teams with Habitat for Humanity to restore, rebuild homes
Fifteen volunteers at each of the two homes in West Columbia -- including doctors, nurses, and management -- helped paint, power-wash, caulk windows, and handle building construction and repairs as needed.
Mayor, City of Columbia unveil this year’s official Christmas ornament
The City of Columbia is getting into the Christmas spirit.
SC franchise owner helps fellow veterans find jobs after military service
“The way they give back to the veteran community is just unbelievable. I’m so proud to be part of an organization like this."
City of Columbia: Food Truck Fridays canceled due to weather
Food Truck Fridays will be canceled Nov. 11 due to possible inclement weather and the federal holiday.
South Carolina State University to close Friday
Officials say all classes are canceled Friday and only essential personnel should report to campus, all other staff will work remotely.
SLED charges municipal court judge with sexual exploitation of minor
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) charged Fort Lawn Municipal Court Judge Johnny Ray Stelle, with sexual exploitation of a minor.
City of West Columbia announces closures and cancellations due to storm
The City of West Columbia announced several cancellations and closures due to the threat of inclement weather from Tropical Storm Nicole.
Samsung hosting Veterans Day Luncheon drive-thru for families
Samsung Electronics Home Appliances America (SEHA) will host its Veterans Day Luncheon on Nov. 12 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m as a drive-thru occasion.
Chief Meteorologist John Farley tracking Nicole
Chief Meteorologist John Farley is tracking the path of Nicole and the weather impacts on the Midlands.
SLED: SC murder rate highest since 1991
Thursday State Law Enforcement Division released its Crime in South Carolina 2021 report.
Columbia Veterans Day Parade canceled due to inclement weather
The 44th Annual Columbia Veterans Day parade is canceled due to inclement weather from Tropical Storm Nicole.
SC Good Samaritan Clinic granted $100,000 by Aflac
South Carolina's Good Samaritan Clinic was gifted a $100,000 CareGrant by Aflac
Designer lighting company to open new facility in Spartanburg
Spartanburg County is set to gain 125 new jobs over the next five years with the establishment of Visual Comfort & Co., a $62 million investment.
Midlands Pup-Shots! November 10
Help find a pet in need a forever home courtsey of petfinder.com
Chief Meteorologist John Farley Tracking Nicole
A look at your Forecast for Thursday and Friday
SCGOP Chairman, Democrat House District 75 Elect respond to Election Day wins
South Carolina GOP Chairman Drew McKissick spoke at the Republican Party's office on Marion Street this morning about yesterday's wins for the Republican Party. Democratic winner of House District 75, Heather Bauer, was able to break through the Republican Party's stronghold on the state.
STALEMATE: SC lawmakers fail to compromise on abortion ban bill during special session
By a 22 to 20 vote, the Senate adjourned, ultimately killing the bill.
Columbia man charged after vehicle pursuit, say Lexington deputies
Lexington County Sheriff's Department says 38 year-old Charles Kenneth Meador faces multiple charges after failing to stop for blue lights on Nov. 8, say deputies.
Lexington Two Schools to host performances, parades on Veterans Day
Lexington Two Schools is hosting several events in recognition of Veterans Day on Nov.10-11.
Father charged with homicide after his 6-month-old infant dies in Newberry
A father has been arrested and charged with Homicide by Child Abuse after his 6-month-old child died.
