SC State Fair returns to Columbia with exciting first day
The fair is a much needed escape from the pandemic after a tough year and a half.
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RCSD: Man charged with shooting at restaurant on Longreen Parkway
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says a man faces attempted murder for a shooting that took place at a restaurant late last night.
Local Living: 5K run at Segra Park to raise awareness for childhood cancer, Boo at the Zoo this month and more!
Local Living: 5K run at Segra Park to raise awareness for childhood cancer, Boo at the Zoo this month and more!
New initiative to help victims and survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence
Wednesday, local leaders announced a new tool to help victims and survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence.
Richland County Coroner releases names of individuals found shot to death at a senior living apartment Tuesday
Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford released the names of two people found shot to death at a senior living apartment yesterday.
Registration open for City of Columbia Winter Youth Basketball League
Registration is now open for the City of Columbia's Winter Youth Basketball League.
Gates now open at the South Carolina State Fair!
The gates to the South Carolina State Fair are officially open!
Concerned teachers and parents hold vigil for students and staff lost to COVID-19
According to the group SC for Ed, 61 students and staff have died since the start of the pandemic.
RCSD investigating the death of two people found shot at a senior living community
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says it is investigating after two individuals were found shot dead inside an apartment in a senior living community on Clemson Road.
Local Living: State Fair opens its gates tomorrow, 'Spooktacular Halloween Party' later this month and more!
Local Living: State Fair opens its gates tomorrow, 'Spooktacular Halloween Party' later this month and more!
Columbia native and former NFL player speaks with students at Columbia International University
Spring Valley graduate and former Seattle Seahawks player Michael Boulware visited Columbia International University this afternoon to talk with students about spiritual issues and matters of faith.
Polls now open for Lexington-Richland Five School Board special election
Voting is now underway to fill a vacant seat in the Lexington-Richland District Five School Board.
City of Columbia opens up new payment center on Harden Street
The center will have 10 employees and the center serves approximately 2,500 in-person customers a week.
SC for Ed to host vigil honoring students and school staff who died due to COVID-19
SC for Ed is hosting a vigil at the State House tomorrow to honor all school district staff and students who have died as a result of COVID-19.
Local Living: Get into the spirit of Halloween with 'Boo at the Zoo' and 'Scarecrows in the Garden'
Local Living: Get into the spirit of Halloween with 'Boo at the Zoo' and 'Scarecrows in the Garden'
Columbia mayoral candidate Tameika Isaac Devine unveils gun violence policy plan
Monday, Columbia mayoral candidate Tameika Isaac Devine unveiled her gun violence policy for the future of Columbia.
Columbia city officials cut ribbon at new Payment Center off Harden Street
The City of Columbia has moved its payment center to a new location.
Harvest Hope kicks off 'It's Scary to be Hungry' food drive
During the month of October, community members are encouraged to donate non-perishable food items at any of Harvest Hope's branches.
Columbia PD, local faith leaders host Faith & Blue event to help build community relationships
Over the weekend, Columbia Police and local faith leaders joined together for their second annual Faith & Blue event.
CPD searching for man reported missing in August
The Columbia Police Department says Lydell Keith Jr. has been found safe.
Columbia PD investigating death of man found injured over the weekend
The Columbia Police Department says a man has died after being found injured early Sunday morning.
BLOOD SHORTAGE: Community partners team up to donate at American Red Cross drive
“Cancer patients, trauma patients such as car accidents, even mother and newborn babies sometimes need blood. There’s a wide variety, Balash said.
