STATE OF THE STATE: Gov. McMaster plans 'bold' investments in South Carolina's future
In addition to the income tax cuts and increase to the state’s rainy day fund, McMaster proposes investments in several industries.
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Local Living: Columbia City Ballet presents "Swan Lake," check out "Snowville" at EdVenture and more!
Local Living: Columbia City Ballet presents "Swan Lake," check out "Snowville" at EdVenture and more!
CPD: Man charged with accessory after the fact in connection with fatal shooting
The Columbia Police Department says a 30-year-old man has been charged with accessory after the fact in connection with the shooting death of a man found earlier this month.
RCSD: Teen brothers with long history of gun violence arrested
Richland County deputies have arrested two teenage brothers who they say have a long history of gun violence.
New Columbia mayor leads first city council meeting
The meeting began with a state legislative update.
Local Living: Midlands school districts looking to hire teachers this month, check out the acts coming to CLA and more!
Local Living: Midlands school districts looking to hire teachers this month, check out the acts coming to CLA and more!
Richland County Economic Development Office shares annual growth report
The more than $350 million of investment in the past year is the second-highest level ever for the county.
Mayor Rickenmann hosting first City Council meeting in his new position
Today, Columbia Mayor Daniel Rickenmann is holding his first City Council meeting in his new position.
Local Living: Columbia Fireflies looking for interns this season, learn more about the Betty White Challenge
Local Living: Columbia Fireflies looking for interns this season, learn more about the Betty White Challenge!
City of Columbia hosting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration virtually
The City of Columbia's 34th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration will be held virtually today at 4 p.m.
GALLERY: Winter weather impacts the Midlands
Take a look at photos of damage caused by ice and freezing rain in the Midlands.
Police responding to downed tree in Richland County
Authorities are responding to a downed tree in a roadway in Richland County.
Local Living: Dine out at Restaurant Week in Columbia, some Midlands residents can get free admission to the Riverbanks Zoo and more!
Local Living: Dine out at Restaurant Week in Columbia, some Midlands residents can get free admission to the Riverbanks Zoo and more!
UofSC names former provost new university president
Friday, the University of South Carolina named Dr. Michael Amiridis president-elect. Dr. Amiridis had served as chancellor of the University of Illinois-Chicago since 2015, and previously served as provost at UofSC.
UofSC introduces former provost as candidate for the university's next president
The University of South Carolina introduced a candidate the university's next president Friday.
No one hurt in house fire on Fallen Leaf Drive in Richland
Columbia Fire Department say no one is hurt after a house caught fire on Fallen Leaf Drive this morning.
New testing site opens in Columbia as health officials warn of continued surge in COVID-19 cases
“We are going to keep seeing an increase. 80 percent of us are going to be infected in a few weeks I think. It’s so infectious," said Dr. Divya Ahuja, Prisma infectious disease specialist.
Local Living: Multiple Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations moved online, some Midlands residents can get free admission at Riverbanks Zoo and more!
Local Living: Multiple Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations moved online, some Midlands residents can get free admission at Riverbanks Zoo and more!
Forest Acres PD names new Police Chief
City officials say Captain Don Robinson has been named Police Chief of the Forest Acres Police Department.
RCSD: Shooting outside club in Columbia sends two to the hospital
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says two people were sent to the hospital after a shooting incident outside a club in Columbia.
Lexington-Richland Five going virtual through Tuesday
Lexington-Richland School District Five announced that all schools will go virtual starting tomorrow until next Tuesday, January 18.
Blythewood woman sentenced after pleading guilty to CARES Act related fraud
A Midlands woman was sentenced to two years in prison after pleading guilty to fraud relating to more than $1.2 million of federal COVID-19 relief money, and to tax fraud.
