Police investigate shooting at Forest Acres officer
Officials are investigating after reports of shots being fired at a vehicle of a forest acres police officer.
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FENTANYL CRISIS: Columbia officials warn of deadly opioid, advise on how to combat overdoses
Fentanyl is prescribed in anesthesia or pain management but in much lower doses than the fentanyl-laced pills on the streets.
ON THE ROAD: NoMa neighborhood houses of Columbia's hidden gems
On Friday evenings from 6 to 9, the warehouse hosts The NoMa Flea.
Singer from multi-platinum group 'Xscape' comes to Columbia
R&B artist Tamika Scott, best known as a member of the multi-platinum girl group 'Xscape' is coming to the Richland Library Northeast in August
Gamecocks picked to finish 5th in SEC East, four selected to All-SEC team
The Gamecocks are scheduled to report for fall camp on Thursday, August 4, with the first practice slated for Friday, August 5.
SC Beekeepers Assoc. has Columbia 'Buzzing' with 3 days of excitement
The South Carolina Beekeepers Association is hosting a three day conference at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center.
Hotel & garage coming to Gervais Street raises concerns
A hotel and garage to be built on Gervais Street has some community members nearby concerned.
GREG'S GROCERIES: SLED partners with other agencies to help people facing food insecurity
Volunteers with SLED and other law enforcement agencies as well as Walmart and AT&T helped pack grocery boxes Thursday morning.
Midlands teen killed in Wednesday night shooting
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is on the scene of a shooting authorities have confirmed to ABC Columbia News turned deadly Wednesday evening.
Columbia PD searches for missing elderly woman
The Columbia Police Department needs your help locating a missing woman from Eastover.
UPDATE: Highway clear after tractor trailer overturns along I-20
A portion of the West bound lanes of Interstate 20 were blocked after a tractor trailer overturned causing traffic delays
Harvest Hope Food bank takes donations for "Take a Bite out of Hunger" campaign
The harvest hope food bank is asking Midlands communities to donate canned chicken, tuna, or other meats during their annual "Take a Bite out of Hunger" campaign. The campaign is currently underway and will run until July 31st.
Group trying to tackle crime, now fight for funding
Local group of young men who were former gang members, turned ambassadors for their communities to help stop violence, are now fighting a new battle, funding.
SC House lawmakers recommend abortion bill to judiciary committee
Ultimately the suggested bill moves on to the judiciary committee after nine representatives voted for it.
