Midlands Gun Buyback at M.L. Smith Community Center
Some area churches and groups are joining together to get guns off our streets.
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Local Living: Shrimp & Grits Fest this weekend, celebrate "Make Music Day" at the Koger Center and more!
Local Living: Shrimp & Grits Fest this weekend, celebrate "Make Music Day" at the Koger Center and more!
Father sentenced to life in prison for killing five-year-old son
On June 16, the Fifth Circuit Solicitor's Office says a jury in Richland County found Michael Gamble guilty of killing his five-year-old son, Jaiden Hammond.
Local Juneteenth celebrations in the Capital City
Juneteenth celebrations continued on Main Street this morning with the Juneteenth Freedom Festival Parade, which kicked off at 10 a.m. ABC Columbia's Miya Payton was live there as many community members, groups and businesses came out to support.
City of Columbia partnering with DHEC to offer COVID-19 vaccines this month
If you're still in need of a COVID-19 vaccine, the City of Columbia is partnering with DHEC to offer vaccines and tests at parks around Columbia next week.
The COMET holds public meeting for input
The COMET is looking for public input from area residents to help them make any adjustments to the transportation system making it easier for you to use.
Columbia residents cleanup storm damage after Thursday's severe weather
Some areas of Columbia were impacted more than others, one street in particular.
Inauguration ceremony for Palmetto Boys State and Palmetto Girls State in Columbia
Today at the State House, hundreds of students from the Palmetto Boys State and Palmetto Girls State programs celebrated this year's class.
HOW COOL SHOULD YOU KEEP YOUR HOME? Midlands residents try to keep out of the heat and keep energy costs down
There are other things Dominion Energy advises to do to stay cool such as using fans inside.
Midlands power outages
Some homes are in the dark throughout the Midlands after torrential downpours hit the Midlands
City of Columbia creates online map to help families find fresh food
Locations listed on the map include farmer markets, food pantries, foodshare produce box sites and free summer meal locations for kids.
Ribbon cutting ceremony for new upscale fusion restaurant in the Vista
A new restaurant is officially open for business in the Vista
Local Living: Richland Library hosting summer break cafes, celebrate Juneteenth in the Midlands and more!
Local Living: Richland Library hosting summer break cafes, celebrate Juneteenth in the Midlands and more!
Officials provide update on water taste and odor issue impacting Columbia residents
Columbia Water issued an update on the water taste and odor issue at its Canal Water Treatment Plant that has affected some customers.
SC lawmakers compromise to get state budget passed on to governor's desk
Both chambers passed an almost $14 billion budget which includes income tax cuts and almost a billion dollars on road improvement.
Columbia Fire Dept. responds to house fire on Veterans Road
Shortly after 12:30 this morning, the Columbia-Richland Fire Department says crews responded to a house fire on Veterans Road. Firefighters says three pets in the home were rescued, but one pet was deceased.
Local Living: Catch a movie at Doko Meadows this weekend, "Friday Night Laser Lights" back at the State Museum
Local Living: Catch a movie at Doko Meadows this weekend, "Friday Night Laser Lights" back at the State Museum
DSS comes together with community partners to recognize Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Today is Elder Abuse Awareness Day in South Carolina, and residents painted the town purple this morning to raise awareness.
Police: Day care worker accused of hitting 4-year old
Police in Irmo say a former day care worker is accused of hitting a four-year-old.
ELECTION DAY: Modest-sized crowds show up at Richland County polling places
Forrest has been helping out with Election Days for a few years and says the crowds were a little smaller at Ward 9 Tuesday.
Local Living: Post Malone coming to Columbia, Richland One hosting career fair this week and more!
Local Living: Post Malone coming to Columbia, Richland One hosting career fair this week and more!
No charges after investigation into March officer involved shooting in Richland County
According to the Fifth Circuit Solicitor's Office, a review of an officer involved shooting in Richland County in March led investigators to determine the deputy involved's use of force was reasonably necessary under the circumstances.
Local Living: Celebrate Juneteenth in the Midlands, community cleanup in Cayce this week and more!
Local Living: Celebrate Juneteenth in the Midlands, community cleanup in Cayce this week and more!
Southeastern Piano Festival brings some of the world's top pianists to Columbia
The Southeastern Piano Festival is celebrating its 20th year with some serious talent.
