RESTAURANT WEEK: Columbia establishments prepare special dishes for 11-day event
Bright says business has picked up for restaurants over the past year and would like that momentum to continue during Restaurant Week South Carolina.
Richland News
Newborn in Richland County safely surrendered under Safe Haven Act
A newborn was recently surrendered safely under Daniel's Law to Prisma Health Richland Hospital on Monday, January 9.
Richland County offices, drop-off sites closed on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Richland County Government offices and drop-off sites will close Monday, Jan. 16 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
UPDATE:Columbia Police investigate shooting
The Columbia Police Department is investigating a shooting that took place along Blossom Street Tuesday night.
Driver identified in deadly collision on US Highway 601
The Richland County Coroner's Office has identified the driver that was killed after crashing into a tree Tuesday morning.
SC residents buy lottery tickets ahead of drawing for 3rd largest jackpot
So what are your odds of winning the lottery?
Sen. Mia McLeod leaving Democratic Party
The Senator from Richland Co. writing that she is leaving the party because "...it no longer espouses the values my constituents and I hold dear."
Former Alvin S. Glenn jail officer accused of misconduct in office
The Richland County Sheriff's Department has arrested a jail officer accused of misconduct in office.
State senators preview important issues ahead of legislative session
Senate majority leader Shane Massey says he is focusing on three topics ahead of the start of the legislative session.
Deputies: Former Richland Co. jail officer charged after inappropriate relationship with inmate
Deputies say the inmate in question was being held on a murder charge.
Gov. Henry McMaster announces '23-'24 executive budget
The budgets highlights include $500 million for a rainy day fund, $550 million for the SC Dept. of Transportation, and $380 million for rural water and sewer projects.
Dept. of Disabilities and Special Needs employee charged with abuse of a vulnerable adult
According to an incident report provided by SLED, on or around December 9th Carrol Hall, 58, placed a resident of the center in a choke hold three times and took her to the floor twice.
ABC Columbia, Red Cross thank you for giving gift of life
ABC Columbia and the Red Cross would like to thank everyone who took part in our annual New Year's Blood Drive
Columbia sets special election date to fill vacated council seat
The seat was left vacant following the passing of Councilman Joe Taylor.
Rock legends The Eagles coming to Columbia
"You can check out any time you like...but you can never leave."
Midlands residents give the gift of life at New Year's Blood Drive
The Red Cross says that blood can only be stored for about a month and a half, which is why regular donors are so important.
RCSD investigates deadly shooting in broad daylight
The Richland County Sheriff's Department investigates deadly shooting along Winter Park Drive
CPD arrests suspect accused of deadly shooting
Columbia Police arrest a man suspected in a deadly shooting at the Latimor Manor Apartments in the 100 block on Lorick Circle.
Midlands woman shares importance of donating blood
“I am so thankful," she said. "I would not be here for my kids if people hadn’t donated. I will forever be appreciative.”
Prisma Health doctors react to Damar Hamlin's injury
Doctors say that allowing your kids to play sports is a personal decision but one you should talk about with experts.
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden kicks off New Year with 'Free Fridays' for Lexington/Richland residents
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden is kicking off another New Year with the return of Free Fridays for specific residents
NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS: How to keep your fitness goals for 2023
Even on the second day of the year, Brickhouse Gym in Columbia was full of people trying to get going on their 2023 fitness goals.
Local Living: Fireworks safety, Firework views
Here's a look at what's happening in your Local Living brought to you by MUSC Health
Emergency actions taken at Midlands assisted living facilities
The violations included insect infestations, failure to properly give medication, and unsanitary kitchens.
