Consumer News: Home rental prices up in Columbia and across the U.S.
Consumer News: Home rental prices up in Columbia and across the U.S.
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Leaphart Elementary students plant tree for Arbor Day with help from Dominion Energy
Today is Arbor Day, and students right here in the Midlands celebrated in a special way. Several classes at Leaphart Elementary gathered outside the school to plant a tree with the help of Dominion Energy.
Columbia-Richland FD helping fight kids cancer at Fire Truck Pull downtown
Columbia firefighters are pulling more than their weight for the Fire Truck Pull event to help kids with cancer. It starts tomorrow at 10 a.m. on Lady Street, and teams will compete to see who can pull their toy fire truck the fastest.
Former VP Mike Pence speaking at CIU commencement
Former Vice President Mike Pence is coming to the Palmetto State this weekend.
Local Living: Ziggy Marley coming to Township Auditorium, Battle of the Badges Blood Drive next month and more!
Local Living: Ziggy Marley coming to Township Auditorium, Battle of the Badges Blood Drive next month and more!
Lawsuit alleges inhumane and unconstitutional conditions at Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center
A lawsuit has been filed today against Richland County, regarding apparent "brutal, inhumane and unconstitutional conditions" at the Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center.
DEA Drug Take Back Day this weekend
Law enforcement agencies across the state are encouraging South Carolinians to participate in Drug Take Back Day this weekend. It's a chance for residents to safely get rid of their unwanted and unused medications to help prevent drug addiction and overdose deaths.
Fort Jackson graduates break bread with celebrity chef
Food Network chef Robert Irvine, who served for 10 years in the Royal British Navy, catered the food.
SCDOT honors Greenwood maintenance employee who lost his life on the job
Names fill the Workers Memorial wall at the department's headquarters on Park Street, representing transportation employees across the state who lost their lives on the job.
Richland County Coroner releases name of pedestrian killed in hit and run on Farrow Road
Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford released the name of a pedestrian who was killed in a hit and run collision on Farrow Road over the weekend.
New images from the Gills Creek Apartment fire
The Columbia - Richland Fire department continues searching for the cause of an apartment fire that broke out Wednesday afternoon
SC SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION: Eight candidates introduce themselves to voters at downtown forum
All eight candidates at the forum believe they are the right pick for the job but it will be up to the voters on June 14th to narrow the field down during the primaries.
MIDLANDS GIVES DAY: Local charity event helps the show go on at Columbia Children's Theatre
Founded back in 2005, Columbia Children’s Theatre started by just producing shows for kids.
Portion of F-16 jets arrive at CAE from McEntire Joint National Guard Base
The Air National Guard is relocating some of its operations while the McEntire Joint National Guard Base is undergoing renovations.
Local Living: National Drug Take Back Day, check out the Symphony League's "Bratwust, Beethoven and Biergarten" event and more!
Local Living: National Drug Take Back Day, check out the Symphony League's "Bratwust, Beethoven and Biergarten" event and more!
Lawmakers treated to a taste of South Carolina at Hospitality Day
At the State House, state lawmakers were treated to some special menu items for Hospitality Day.
Columbia-Richland Fire Dept. puts out fire at Hampton Greene Apartment Homes
The Columbia-Richland Fire Department says crews are on the scene of a fire at Hampton Greene Apartment Homes off Gills Creek Parkway.
CPD: Man arrested in connection with fatal hit and run on Farrow Road
The Columbia Police Department says a man has been arrested in connection with a hit and run that killed a pedestrian on Sunday.
SLED: Columbia man accused of lottery fraud
On Monday, agents with SLED say they arrested a Columbia man accused of lottery fraud.
City of Columbia seeks to fill vacant positions through downtown career fair
The talent acquisition manager says that there is room for advancement, growth and other opportunities within City of Columbia.
Famously Hot New Year celebration comes to an end
On Tuesday, Famously Hot New Year's board of directors announced the event will not return in 2022.
Local Living: FuruSato Bento opens its doors in Five Points, Reggaetronic Music Festival back this summer and more!
Local Living: FuruSato Bento opens its doors in Five Points, Reggaetronic Music Festival back this summer and more!
