Prescribed burn at Congaree National Park this month
Officials with the National Park Service say there will be a prescribed burn at Congaree National Park during the last two weeks of February and the first week of March.
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SCHP: One dead after colliding head-on with tow truck on Winnsboro Road
The South Carolina Highway Patrol says one person died after a head-on collision with a tow truck on Winnsboro Road this morning.
RCSD: Teen reported missing last month was "out on a crime spree"
A local teenager has been found safe after she was reported missing more than a week ago, but Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott say she was out on a crime spree.
Irmo HS students learning virtually through Tuesday after students walk out over security concerns Friday
Irmo High School students are learning online today and tomorrow, after many students walked out on Friday over recent security concerns on campus.
WEAR RED DAY: Raising awareness about heart health
In fact, one in three deaths each year among women is due to heart disease.
Local Living: Main Street Shop & Dine returns to Newberry, registration open for youth baseball in Columbia and more!
Local Living: Main Street Shop & Dine returns to Newberry, registration open for youth baseball in Columbia and more!
World Food Championships coming to UofSC
The World Food Champion will be crowned when the 10 contestants compete at the McCutchen Dining House on the university's historic Horseshoe.
Richland Two announces Black History Month honorees
Established in 2018 as a part of their Black History Month celebrations, the recognitions identify and highlight those who are connected to the school district and who have shown significant contributions to Black history and culture.
RCSD: Recently retired deputy dies from complications of COVID-19
“Dale was one of those special individuals that always brightened your day,” Sheriff Lott said. He was always smiling and loved being a Sheriff’s Deputy. Dale was a good cop but a great person. We will never forget him.”
Local Living: Applications open for State Fair scholarship, meet the city's Pet of the Week and more!
Local Living: Applications open for State Fair scholarship, meet the city's Pet of the Week and more!
Benedict College community invited to 'American Memories' concert at the Koger Center
Benedict College students are invited to attend the South Carolina's Philharmonic's 'American Memories' concert, including music from some of the first African American composures. The concert will be at the Koger Center for the Arts at 6:30 p.m. Saturday.
City of Columbia invites you to 'go red' in support of women battling heart disease
The American Heart Association says heart disease is the number one killer of women. To raise awareness, the City of Columbia is 'going red' with the American Heart Association in the fight against heart disease.
FBI Columbia warns of romance scams going into Valentine's Day
The FBI Columbia Field Office is warning of romance scams ahead of Valentine's Day.
Forest Acres Police now investigating apartment shooting as a homicide
A shooting at a Forest Acres apartment complex Wednesday has turned into a homicide investigation.
REDUCING YOUTH VIOLENCE: Local leaders team up to combat the issue of rising crime
“We need safe places for our young people to go, have fun and do something to keep them busy," said Sheriff Leon Lott of Richland County.
Consumer News: Columbia rent takes slight dip, National debt hits new milestone and more
Consumer News: Columbia rent takes slight dip, National debt hits new milestone and more.
Sumter PD: Columbia man wanted for shooting outside home on Carolina Avenue
The Sumter Police Department says a Columbia man is wanted for a shooting that injured a man Saturday evening.
SC Law Enforcement Career Fair in Columbia Friday
Local law enforcement wants you to join the team. Dozens of agencies across the state are having a career fair this Friday at the Dutch Square Center Mall.
Richland Library offering COVID-19 vaccinations at Main location Thursday
If you're still in need of a vaccine, the Richland Library Main location on Assembly Street is having a vaccine clinic tomorrow.
City Council discusses Columbia's COVID-19 response at meeting Tuesday
Number one on the agenda was the city's response to COVID-19.
SC House Democrats call on Senate to pass hate crimes bill
House bill 3620 would create penalty enhancements for specific crimes committed against a victim based on their race, sex, gender, sexual orientation or disability.
Local Living: The State Museum has your spring break plans covered, "Snowville" at EdVenture and more!
Local Living: The State Museum has your spring break plans covered, "Snowville" at EdVenture and more!
Columbia community remembers the late Judge Mildred McDuffie
Community officials are remembering the late Judge Mildred McDuffie, who passed away Monday.
TAX SEASON: Experts explain how to protect yourself from common scams
In 2021, tax fraud was the number one way that South Carolina residents had their identity stolen according to the Department of Consumer Safety.
