RCSD: Two arrested for shooting tow truck driver in January
Sheriff Leon Lott says two men have been arrested in connection with the shooting of a tow truck driver on Shop Road last month.
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American Farm Bureau makes food donation to Ronald McDonald House in Columbia
The Ronald McDonald House in Columbia received a big food donation from the American Farm Bureau to kick off Food Check Out Week. We'll have more on the donation tonight at 5 and 6.
RCSD to provide update on January shooting of tow truck driver
This afternoon, we're expecting to learn more about a shooting that happened earlier this year involving a tow truck driver.
LAST MINUTE SHOPPING: Columbia florist welcomes customers during busy Valentine's Day season
“You’re thrown into a whirlwind every Valentine’s Day. This one threw us into a different one," said Allison Ellis, Forget Me Not Florist manager.
Director of Black Lives Matter SC to meet with students at Benedict College
Tomorrow, the director of Black Lives Matter SC will meet with students at Benedict College to talk about the status of African Americans in the Palmetto State.
Local Living: Doko Ribfest in Blythewood next month, City of Columbia's Public Works holding open interviews and more!
Local Living: Doko Ribfest in Blythewood next month, City of Columbia's Public Works holding open interviews and more!
Irmo Police officers deliver Valentine's flowers to assisted living residents
Some Irmo residents got a special visit for Valentine's Day.
Consumer News: Columbia gas prices up, Americans caught in the grip of inflation and more
Consumer News: Columbia gas prices up, Americans caught in the grip of inflation and more.
UofSC Super Bowl commercials class judges this year's ads
Students in the University of South Carolina’s Super Bowl commercials class gathered to watch the big game and the advertisements in an annual event called "Cocky’s Super Ad Poll."
Prices at the pump spike in Columbia once again
Just in the last week, gas prices in Columbia have risen more than 9 cents per gallon.
City of Columbia and American Red Cross hold much-needed blood drive at convention center
“There’s a blood crisis right now, the lowest supply in 10 years," said Sally Fox, American Red Cross account manager.
Local Living: Valentine's pet adoption special, Lake Murray Polar Plunge celebrates 10 years
Local Living: Valentine's pet adoption special, Lake Murray Polar Plunge celebrates 10 years
Richland County deputies investigating early morning shooting death in Hopkins
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says it is investigating an early morning shooting that killed a man in Hopkins.
Former VP Mike Pence to speak at CIU's spring commencement
The former vice president will serve as the commencement speaker at Columbia International University in April.
Irmo FD hosting a blood drive at its headquarters Saturday
The Irmo Fire District is teaming with the Blood Connection for another blood drive tomorrow.
Irmo PD investigating after bomb threat leads to restaurant evacuation
Irmo Police are investigating a bomb threat at a restaurant on Thursday.
SC LEGISLATIVE SESSION: Medical marijuana bill moves to House for discussion after passing Senate
Rep. Todd Rutherford is optimistic that the tightly written bill will pass to the governor’s desk.
Series celebrating Black music to debut at Columbia Museum of Art
The Columbia Museum of Art is launching the "More than Rhythm: A Black Music Series" event this March.
Local Living: Pet adoption special going on this week, litter pick-up in Richland County this weekend and more!
Local Living: Pet adoption special going on this week, litter pick-up in Richland County this weekend and more!
U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs visits group at Benedict College
U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Denis McDonough met with veterans, active-duty military and those receiving VA benefits at Benedict College.
Lake Murray Polar Plunge diving into its 10th year
The annual event has raised more than $350,000 to support the more than 30,000 Special Olympics athlete programs in South Carolina.
RCSD helps the Salvation Army of the Midlands set new single day record
A new record was set for the Salvation Army of the Midlands, thanks to the efforts of the Richland County Sheriff's Department.
City of Columbia joins Red Cross for 12th year of blood drive
The City of Columbia is doing its part to help curb the severe blood shortage that's been happening across the country, including right here in Columbia South Carolina.
