President Biden set to make first Palmetto State stop of the year in the Midlands
The president is set to arrive tomorrow to speak at a West Columbia plant.
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Police: man injured in shooting
Police say they responded to Bentley Court where a male victim was shot in the lower body.
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Happy Fourth of July from ABC Columbia!
ABC Columbia News wishes you and your family a safe and happy Independence Day!
CAE experiences pre-pandemic holiday crowds, few delays
Columbia Metropolitan Airport reports more than 12,000 passengers traveled CAE during the weekend and the airport anticipates another 5,000 passengers over the next couple days.
ON THE ROAD: Beaufort
We hear from Beaufort native, Nan Sutton, who owns the downtown store Lulu Burgess, as well as Chris Barr from Reconstruction Era National Park.
Columbia crews respond to house fire
Officials say firefighters responded around 12:15pm to a home on Bee Ridge Rd.
Here's a look at 4th of July events happening in the Midlands
The Fourth of July is right around the corner and if you are looking for some place to celebrate our nation's independence, ABC Columbia News has you covered.
RCSD investigating deadly shooting of 19 year old
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department is investigating a deadly shooting that has claimed the life of a 19-year-old man.
ABC's of Education: Richland School District II announces new Superintendent
The Richland School District II announces their newest Superintendent beating out two other finalists and 39 candidate nationwide
Military Matters: USAF Flyover Tuesday at S.C. capital
In tonight's Military Matters, keep your eye on the sky tomorrow if you're in Columbia. You'll see a massive jet... the C-17 Globemaster 3.
Town of Irmo plans for new city hall after receiving $500,000 state grant
“The town hall, it is what it is, a house where we’re using every bit of space in here," said Mayor Barry Walker.
ON THE ROAD: Low Country
From a charming downtowns and wildlife center to a watermelon festival with live entertainment, the Low County has a lot to offer.
Lanes reopen after I-20 crash
It happened near exit 65 on I-20 east.
Find 4th of July events happening here in the Midlands
The Fourth of July is right around the corner and if you are looking for some place to celebrate our nation's independence, ABC Columbia News has you covered.
ABC's of Education: Benedict College upgrades campus facilities
One of South Carolina's eight HBCU's is making some major upgrades to their Columbia campus. Benedict College has plans to improve the look and functionality of the facility just in time for an incoming freshman class.
SC agencies plan increased enforcement efforts during 4th of July holiday week
The holiday also falls in the middle of what troopers call the ‘100 Deadly Days of Summer’, a period that runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Supreme court discussing new federal law banning guns from Domestic Violent offenders
The Supreme court is meeting behind closed doors Thursday to consider whether they should add a high profile second amendment case next term. With South Carolina being one of the top states for cases of Domestic Violence we did some digging to see how this proposal, if passed could impact statistics found here in the Palmetto State
Black Eats Week 803 celebrates black-owned restaurants in the Midlands
Some are new establishments such as Mimsy’s or Tha River. Others are established favorites such as Legacy Caribbean Bar and Grill.
Juneteenth parade cancelled due to weather concerns
There are several other Juneteenth events scheduled throughout the Midlands
USC archaeology program explores Columbia's past
Sesquicentennial State Park was created in 1937, but was previously a plantation site as well as home to many tenant farmers in the 19th century.
Richland Dist. 2 narrows down superintendent candidates
The candidate selected will replace Dr. Baron Davis who resigned earlier this year.
Resident awarded order of Silver Crescent
At the State House today, State Representative Wendell Gillard of Charleston presented an Order of the Silver Crescent to Kinga Bryant.
State task force advises school board about how to recruit and retain educators
Nielsen believes that opportunities for advancement are also important for teachers.
