SCDJJ confirms new Executive Director
Nearly a month after the South Carolina Department of juvenile Justice agrees to reform the youth detention center, Governor McMaster's Executive Director nominee is officially confirmed
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State lawmakers prepare for additional work as current session nears final day
Overall, the majority leader says this session has been a success.
RCSD on scene of shooting that injured one person on West Beltline Boulevard
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says deputies are on the scene of a shooting that took place in the 3800 block of West Beltline Boulevard.
SCAG: Columbia men arrested on charges related to child sexual abuse material
In unrelated investigations, South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson says two men from Columbia were arrested on charges related to the attempted sexual exploitation of minors.
Local Living: OCSD hosting career fair, Battle of the Badges Blood Drive later this month and more!
Local Living: OCSD hosting career fair, Battle of the Badges Blood Drive later this month and more!
RCSD: Student arrested after loaded gun is discovered at St. Andrews Middle School
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says a 14-year-old student was arrested after a gun was found at St. Andrews Middle School.
RCSD: Richland School District Two board member charged with threatening another board member
Investigators say the threat was made during an official meeting at the Richland School District Two office on April 28.
Columbia Police continue searching for suspects in deadly shooting
The Columbia Police Department continues searching for answers in the shooting death of a 24 year old woman last month
ON THE ROAD: Hopkins strawberry farm offers family fun right outside Columbia
For you, the only work is to choose a container size and pick the strawberries. For the farmers, the hours are long and the weather plays a big part.
Local Living: Meet our pet of the week and more!
Local Living: Meet our pet of the week and more!
Consumer News: Where gas prices stand in Columbia, ways to save on groceries amid soaring prices
Consumer News: Where gas prices stand in Columbia, ways to save on groceries amid soaring prices
Local Living: Lexington Two hosts Blossom & Beaus prom event, catch the lunar eclipse at the State Museum this weekend
Local Living: Lexington Two hosts Blossom & Beaus prom event, catch the lunar eclipse at the State Museum this weekend
Consumer News: Baby formula shortage causing some retailers to limit sales, Richland Library offering healthcare services on Thursdays
Consumer News: Baby formula shortage causing some retailers to limit sales, Richland Library offering healthcare services on Thursdays
Columbia PD, Richland County Coroner investigating after body discovered on Elmwood Avenue
Police say no signs of foul play were immediately visible, but an autopsy will be performed to determine the exact cause of death.
Rosewood Crawfish Festival brings good food and good times to the Midlands
Midlands residents let the good times roll at the Rosewood Crawfish Festival over the weekend.
The COMET rolling out new plan to improve on-time bus routes
Beginning this Sunday, The COMET will unveil new schedules and route maps to better reflect bus arrivals with updated time points.
SCHP searches for driver involved in deadly hit & run
South Carolina Highway Patrol continue to search for the driver of an SUV authorities say struck and killed a pedestrian and kept going
Local Living: Riverbanks Run this Saturday, Wine Walk in Lexington and more!
Local Living: Riverbanks Run this Saturday, Wine Walk in Lexington and more!
Revente celebrates 30th anniversary during Small Business Week
As Small Business Week comes to a close, one business in Five Points celebrated a milestone occasion.
Police investigating armed robbery at University of South Carolina campus
University of South Carolina Police need your help identifying two suspects involved in an armed robbery on campus.
Richland One superintendent, Eau Claire principal release statements on the death of student
“Everybody knew her. She was a well-known student who was well liked and involved in several service and extracurricular activities."
City officials warn Columbia residents to avoid flood-prone streets amid threat of storms
If you do encounter a flooded street or intersection, officials say do not try to drive through it because it may be deeper than it looks. Instead, turn around, don't drown.
LIST: Midlands school districts dismissing early due to storms
LIST: Midlands school districts dismissing early due to storms
