Midlands Starbucks employees unionize
The fight to join a union for one Midlands Starbucks ends in victory.
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RACE FOR GOVERNOR: Candidates from both parties speak about goals for Palmetto State
Since Tuesday, South Carolinians have been able to cast their ballots in state primary elections.
Local Living: Opera coming to the Koger Center this weekend, Columbia Museum of Art hosting free film screening tonight and more!
Local Living: Opera coming to the Koger Center this weekend, Columbia Museum of Art hosting free film screening tonight and more!
City of Columbia launching Food Truck Fridays leading into summer
The City of Columbia is launching a new initiative featuring the delicious food the city has to offer.
RCSD announces third arrest made in connection with fatal shooting on Saddletrail Road
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says a third person has been arrested in connection with a shooting that left one teenager dead and injured another last month.
Experience Columbia SC re-launching Pimento Cheese Passport
Cheese lovers listen up! You have a chance to try the best pimento cheese Columbia has to offer and be rewarded while doing so!
Fourth suspect arrested in connection with drive-by shooting that killed a 6-year-old
A fourth suspect has been arrested and in connection with a drive-by shooting that killed a 6-year-old boy.
35 jobs coming to Lexington County through Sorinex Exercise Equipment expansion
According to the Office of the Governor, Sorinex Exercise Equipment, Inc. is investing $7 million to expand its operations in Lexington County, creating 35 new jobs.
Investigation into allegations against Sumter County Sheriff ends citing insufficient evidence
On Wednesday, the Sumter County Sheriff's Office addressed allegations made against Sheriff Anthony Dennis. The investigation ended after multiple agencies concluded there was insufficient evidence to prosecute.
Kershaw County Coroner reports drowning at Lake Wateree
Kershaw County David West says a man from the Camden area drowned at Lake Wateree yesterday.
Cool off from the heat at misting stations in Columbia
The City of Columbia says several of its parks will operate misting stations when the heat index reaches 90 degrees.
The WH celebrates 'Pride Month' by supporting LGBTQ legislation
The White House says it will celebrate Pride Month this June by signaling support for the LGBTQ community and their families
Richland County looking for feedback on plans to improve parts of Bluff Road
The public meeting will be tomorrow from 5 p.m.-7 p.m. at Zion Pilgrim Baptist Church.
CPD announces arrest made in connection with deadly stabbing on Wilkes Road
The Columbia Police Department says a 42-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a stabbing that killed a man last month.
Local Living: Tyler Ryan speaks with organizers of the Reggaetronic Music Festival
The 9th annual Reggeatronic Music Festival is returning to Lake Murray this weekend! ABC Columbia's Tyler Ryan spoke with concert organizers about the upcoming party on Lake Murray.
Graduations for Midlands high schools taking place this week
Graduation ceremonies for Midlands school districts take place throughout this week.
RCSD: Mother accused of leaving toddler in hot car while donating plasma
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says a 22-year-old woman was arrested Friday, accused of leaving her 18-month-old child trapped in a vehicle with the windows up.
Pools and splash pads open in the City of Columbia
The heat is on, and the City of Columbia has several options to help you cool off!
Nephron Pharmaceuticals recalls several pre-filled syringe products due to concerns over sterility
Nephron Pharmaceuticals says it is issuing a voluntary recall of some of its products due to concerns over "lack of assurance of sterility."
SCHP: Moped driver dies after striking pickup truck in Orangeburg County
The South Carolina Highway Patrol says a moped driver has died after colliding with the side of a pickup truck in Orangeburg County last month.
10 people shot, injured during Memorial Day party
At least ten people, including responding officers, were injured during a mass shooting in downtown Charleston Monday night.
Richland School Board Two holds special meeting
The Richland Two School Board held a special called meeting Tuesday less than a week after Governor Henry McMaster said he planed to request an investigation into the behavior of the school board.
ON THE ROAD: Sumter's unique gardens and festival entice visitors
“We are the only garden in the United States that has all eight species of swan. You can come here any time. We are open 365 days a year," said Shelley Kile, City of Sumter tourism director.
POLLS OPEN: SC voters cast ballots early thanks to new legislation
Senator Jim Clyburn was one of the first voters on Tuesday.
Columbia Police investigating two suspected overdose deaths on Millwood Avenue
Police say they are investigating both deaths as suspected drug overdoses.
