Columbia PD: Serious motorcycle collision in downtown Columbia
The Columbia Police Department says officers temporarily closed an intersection in downtown Columbia due to a serious motorcycle collision.
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Local Living: Multiple Midlands school districts looking to hire teachers, Columbia Fireflies looking for interns and more!
Local Living: Multiple Midlands school districts looking to hire teachers, Columbia Fireflies looking for interns and more!
COVID-19 test site at Prisma Health Richland Hospital closing
According to officials, the community COVID-19 drive-through testing site at Prisma Health Richland Hospital is closing.
Senate majority and minority leaders weigh in on legislative goals on first day of session
“There will be a number of other issues too," Massey said. "We still have some federal money we have to address. January is already full and we’re already starting to think about February.”
Richland County Coroner releases name of Eastover man found dead Tuesday
Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford released the name of an Eastover man who was found dead Tuesday.
Local Living: Gun and Knife Show comes to Columbia, WWE's Monday Night RAW takes over CLA and more!
Local Living: Gun and Knife Show comes to Columbia, WWE's Monday Night RAW takes over CLA and more!
'Vista Peace Pole' dedicated on Senate Street in Columbia
'One Columbia for Arts and Culture' dedicated a beautiful new piece of artwork called the 'Vista Peace Pole' on Senate Street today.
UofSC releases campus coronavirus data as students return to class
As students at the University of South Carolina return to campus, the threat of the omicron variant joins them.
RCSD UPDATE: Missing 25-year-old woman found
UPDATE: The Richland County Sheriff's Department says Wilson has been found.
DHEC moving COVID-19 testing location from Bull Street to Columbia Place Mall
Due to increased demand in the Midlands, DHEC says it is moving its coronavirus testing location from 2600 Bull Street to Columbia Place Mall.
Some Midlands schools going virtual due to coronavirus spike
With COVID-19 cases spiking across the state, some schools in the Midlands are now having to go back to remote learning for the time being.
RCSD: Man's body discovered in Eastover home
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says deputies are investigating after the body of a man was discovered in an Eastover home.
Columbia Fire Dept: No one injured in house fire on Stanford Street
The Columbia-Richland Fire Department says crews responded to a house fire on Stanford Street this morning.
Attorney general releases report detailing increase in human trafficking in the state, explains preventative measures
The report shows a nearly 50 percent increase in the number of victims reported and an increase of children and youth suffering as victims.
PROPOSED BUDGET: Governor plans investments in future of South Carolina using budget surplus and federal funds
While the governor’s budget featured a lot of spending, he began by mentioning the money that will not be spent. McMaster proposed $500 million for the state’s rainy day fund.
Consumer News: Midlands gas prices fall from last week, President Biden making new pitch for 'Build Back Better' agenda
Consumer News: Midlands gas prices fall from last week, President Biden making new pitch for 'Build Back Better' agenda
Richland County Coroner releases name of man killed in crash on Leesburg Road at Newell Road
Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford released the name of a Columbia man who died after a car crash on Leesburg Road at Newell Road.
Columbia Fire officials remind you to give your space heater some space this winter
The Columbia-Richland Fire Department is reminding residents to give space heaters some space.
Local Living: Lee Brice performing in Sumter in March, wedding expo this weekend and more!
Local Living: Lee Brice performing in Sumter in March, wedding expo this weekend and more!
UofSC names residence hall after one of the school's first African American students
A residence hall at the University of South Carolina has been named for an educator who was one of the first African American students to attend South Carolina College.
Local activists gather at Statehouse, call for action on Capitol insurrection anniversary
Local activists gathered at the Statehouse Thursday to mark the one year anniversary of the January 6 attack at the Capitol.
PEAK IN CASES: Prisma Health staff shed light on extent of omicron variant spread
“We’re confident that our capacity is good, but we are concerned about staffing. It is quite a challenge," Shelton said.
Local Living: Multiple chances to give blood in the Midlands, Columbia Animal Services invites you to "Doggy Day Out" and more!
Local Living: Multiple chances to give blood in the Midlands, Columbia Animal Services invites you to "Doggy Day Out" and more!
Consumer News: Columbia rent rises in December, Lexington Two holding Teacher Recruitment Fair and more!
Consumer News: Columbia rent rises in December, Lexington Two holding Teacher Recruitment Fair and more!
