Local Living: Lexington Chili CookOff this Sunday, tickets of sale for 2022 Spring Jam and more!
Local Living: Lexington Chili CookOff this Sunday, tickets of sale for 2022 Spring Jam and more!
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Riverbanks license plates soon to be available at SCDMV
Are you looking for a new license plate? You can be the first to 'drive away' with a special-edition Riverbanks Zoo license plate!
Columbia attorney competing in tonight's Jeopardy episode
Jeopardy fans in the Midlands are in for a treat tonight. Columbia attorney, Carter Lockwood, will compete on America's favorite quiz show this evening! Lockwood will take on Matt Takimoto and Bridget Kranz.
Univ. of South Carolina plans statues to honor desegregation
The University of South Carolina plans three statues to commemorate the black students who permanently desegregated the school in 1963.
Congressman Joe Wilson to hold rally for Ukraine at the Statehouse
At the Statehouse this afternoon, officials say Wilson will speak on the importance of solidarity for the people of Ukraine.
After fire Thursday night, Hammond School working on learning plan for pre-k through 4th grade students
Today, students in pre-k through 4th grade did not have class at Hammond School, after a fire last night. The head of Hammond School says they hope to have a plan for students to learn tomorrow.
City of Columbia releases customer response action plan to improve services
In addition to a shortage of staff and increased volume of calls, the water division is also dealing with aging infrastructure.
Local Living: Gamecock Athletics hosting book drive with EdVenture, Lexington Chili CookOff fires up this weekend and more!
Local Living: Gamecock Athletics hosting book drive with EdVenture, Lexington Chili CookOff fires up this weekend and more!
CRITICAL RACE THEORY: SC House committee hears from both sides of the controversial issue
Part of the five new bills to be discussed by state lawmakers address making sure critical race theory is not taught in schools.
Richland County Coroner releases name of man killed in Hopkins shooting
Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford released the name of a man who was killed in a shooting on Turning Leaf Drive last week.
Columbia Parks and Rec hosting Black History Heritage Ball
You can enjoy music, dance, food and more at the Black History Heritage Ball later this month.
Columbia Fire crews control house fire on Carriage Oaks Drive, no reported injuries
Just before 11 a.m., crews with the Columbia-Richland Fire Department say they were dispatched to a house fire in the 300 block of Carriage Oaks Drive.
RCSD UPDATE: Missing man with dementia found safe
UPDATE: The Richland County Sheriff's Department says Mr. Larden was found, and he is safe.
Beloved baboon at Riverbanks Zoo passes away
Officials with the Riverbanks Zoo and Garden announced the passing of Bubba, a 31-year-old Hamadryas baboon.
First African American Poet Laureate of Charleston to speak at Benedict Honors Program induction
Next Tuesday, the first African American Poet Laureate of Charleston will be the keynote speaker of the Induction of Scholars into the Benedict College Honors Program.
Local Living: Bull Street Fan Fest coming to Segra Park, food tour in downtown Columbia this Saturday and more!
Local Living: Bull Street Fan Fest coming to Segra Park, food tour in downtown Columbia this Saturday and more!
Richland Library St. Andrews hosting vaccine clinic Tuesday
If you're still in need of a COVID-19 shot, the Richland Library location on Broad River Road is having a vaccine clinic tomorrow.
Irmo PD: High speed chase leads to arrest Tuesday
Irmo Police have arrested a man accused of leading them on a high speed chase Tuesday.
Richland County Coroner releases name of man killed in shooting at nightclub in Columbia
Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford released the name of a man killed in a shooting at a nightclub in Columbia this weekend.
Columbia man convicted of burglary and arson at Lexington County business which resulted in the death of a dog
According to officials, a Columbia man was convicted of the burglary and arson of business in Lexington County which resulted in the death of a family dog.
Local Living: SC State Fair accepting scholarship applications, multiple career fair opportunities in the Midlands
Local Living: SC State Fair accepting scholarship applications, multiple career fair opportunities in the Midlands
American Farm Bureau delivers food and supply donations to Ronald McDonald House of Columbia
This year alone, the American Farm Bureau has donated more than $12,000 in food and monetary contributions to Ronald McDonald House Charities statewide.
