Richland News
Lexington County Coroner releases name of victim killed in stabbing on Baymore Lane
Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher released the name of a man who was stabbed to death in a Columbia home.
Suspect arrested in fatal Hardscrabble Rd. shooting
Deputies with the Richland County Sheriff's Department are investigating a shooting they say occurred in the 4400 block of Hardscrabble Road this afternoon.
Tasty annual festival struts back to town after year's absence
Mayor Walker says the weekend is not complete without trying some fried okra.
Local Living: State Fair tickets on sale, Coffee with a Cop on Saturday and more!
Local Living: State Fair tickets on sale, Coffee with a Cop on Saturday and more!
Columbia PD on scene as man barricades himself in building on Duncan Street
The Columbia Police Department says officers are on the 3800 block of Duncan Street, where a man in a mental crisis barricaded himself in a building.
Columbia Police investigating who killed a 94-year-old woman
The Columbia Police Department is investigating the death of a 94-year-old woman, after an autopsy found evidence of a homicide.
Vista After Five kicks off concert series at Tin Roof
Vista After Five is back! The free five-week concert series returns Thursday.
Local Living: Shred event at Blythewood HS, Coffee with a Cop in Lexington and more!
Local Living: Shred event at Blythewood HS, Coffee with a Cop in Lexington and more!
Officials warn of the dangers train can pose during Rail Safety Week
This week, law enforcement is helping get the message out about the dangers trains can pose during Rail Safety Week.
Sheriff Lott: 12 charged for roles in riot at Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center
Sheriff Lott says 12 individuals currently face charges related to the riot at Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center where two corrections officers were attacked.
Educators urge state legislators to reconsider ban on mask mandates in schools
“Scientific studies demonstrate that masks do not cause negative effects on mental health or learning," said pediatrician Dr. Debbie Greenhouse.
Local Living: Mayor Benjamin's Walk Against Domestic Violence goes virtual again, Steps and Strides Fall Festival on Saturday and more!
Local Living: Mayor Benjamin's Walk Against Domestic Violence goes virtual again, Steps and Strides Fall Festival on Saturday and more!
Prisma Health launching free flu shot campaign in the Midlands
Prisma Health is urging you to get your flu shot. Officials say they will launch a free flu vaccination campaign in October.
Sheriff Lott: Death of twin infants ruled an accident, no charges to be filed
Sheriff Lott says the father of Brycen and Brayden McDaniel will not be charged, and their deaths were determined to be an accident.
Local Living: Richland Two hosting career fair for bus drivers, Coffee with a Cop in Lexington and more!
Local Living: Richland Two hosting career fair for bus drivers, Coffee with a Cop in Lexington and more!
SCDPS holding child car seat checks and safety talks for National Child Passenger Safety Week
During National Child Passenger Safety Week, officials is holding safety talks and car seat checks at the SCDMV on Wilson Boulevard.
Columbia bans open carry of guns at festivals and parades
South Carolina’s capital city will not allow people to carry guns in the open during protests, festivals or other events that need a city permit.
South Carolinians opposed to vaccine and mask mandates rally at State Capitol
Currently, just over 50 percent of South Carolina residents are fully vaccinated with 59 percent having received at least one dose of vaccine.
Harvest Hope launches "Pantries of Hope" program
Some Midlands residents were able to get some much needed food on their tables today. Harvest Hope Food Bank made the donation as part of its new “Pantries of Hope” program.
USASC: Columbia man sentenced after pleading guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm
Acting United States Attorney for the District of South Carolina M. Rhett DeHart says a Columbia man was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm.
OPA! Annual Columbia festival returns to downtown with new look
Those involved with the 34th annual Columbia Greek Festival were ready for a full event. However, they decided to hold just a drive-thru due to a surge in COVID cases.
Local Living: Lakeside Litter Sweep on Saturday, ZOOfari at the Riverbanks Zoo Friday and more!
Local Living: Lakeside Litter Sweep on Saturday, ZOOfari at the Riverbanks Zoo Friday and more!
