Several employers looking to hire in the Midlands at SC Works Virtual Job Fair Thursday
SC Works is having a virtual job fair Thursday and several employers are looking to hire in the Midlands. The hiring event will be from 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Richland News
CPD: Another suspect from Colony Apartments assault turns himself in
The Columbia Police Department says another arrest has been made in connection with an assault that took place at the Colony Apartments last week.
Celebrate National Poetry Month at Richland Library's Virtual Open Mic
Tonight, you can showcase your artistic skills at the Richland County Library's Virtual Open Mic for National Poetry Month.
Columbia Fire: Two people suffer minor injuries escaping house fire on Corbett Street
The Columbia Fire Department says two people suffered minor injuries this afternoon as they escaped a house fire. Fire crews say they responded to the fire on Corbett Street around 4 p.m. Tuesday.
City officials cut ribbon on new bike track in Columbia
There's a new place to get your pedals pumping in Columbia! Tuesday morning, city officials cut the ribbon on the brand new Owens Field Bicycle Pump Track.
Man arrested for vandalizing a Richland County patrol vehicle
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says they arrested a man accused of vandalizing a patrol vehicle.
Midlands law enforcement collects hundreds of pounds of medication on Drug Take Back Day
This past Saturday, law enforcement agencies across the state held Drug Take Back Day, and several Midlands agencies say it was a successful day.
Brighten up your garden at the Heyward Career and Technology Center's plant and flower sale this week
If you've got a passion for growing flowers and vegetables this spring, or just need some greenery for your home, stop by the plant and flower sale at Heyward Career and Technology Center this week. The event is open until Friday April 30 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. every day.
RCSD employee passes away from COVID-19 at age 55
On Monday, the Richland County Sheriff's Department announced the death of an employee due to COVID-19.
Columbia attorney announces plans to run for Columbia City Council
A Columbia attorney is throwing her hat in the ring for a seat on Columbia City Council. Monday morning, Tina Herbert announced her plans to run to represent District One. That seat will be vacated by Sam Davis after his term ends in January.
Columbia Municipal Court introducing "Spring Forward Amnesty Program" this May
On Monday, the Columbia Municipal Court announced that they will implement their new "Spring Forward Amnesty Program" on every Friday this May. The City of Columbia says this program will allow citizens with outstanding bench warrants or fines to settle their cases without being arrested.
More than 4,000 vaccines administered at the Columbia Place Mall so far
The Columbia Place Mall has reached a huge milestone in COVID-19 vaccinations. The South Carolina Emergency Management Division says more than 4,000 people received their shot at that site.
RCSD announces arrest of fourth juvenile for armed robbery of elderly woman in March
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says they arrested a fourth juvenile in connection with the armed robbery of an elderly woman in March. Deputies say they placed a 16-year-old in custody on Friday, and he is being charged with armed robbery, grand larceny and possession of a weapon during a violent crime.
Revealing Word Ministries and family of missing Columbia teen hold prayer vigil for safe return
On Sunday evening, the family of a missing teenager, along with Revealing Word Ministries, held a prayer vigil in front of the Statehouse for her safe return. According to her family, 15-year-old Sanaa Amenhotep was last seen leaving her home in Northeast Columbia on April 5.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving invites you to "Walk Like MADD" this Saturday
You're invited to lace up your sneakers and "Walk Like MADD" for Mothers Against Drunk Driving. The event starts this Saturday at 5:30 p.m. at the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy on Broad River Road in Columbia.
One dead after a tree collision on I-20 East in Richland County
The South Carolina Highway Patrol says one person is dead after a vehicle hit a tree on I-20 East on Sunday.
CPD announces another arrest in Colony Aprtments assault investigation
The Columbia Police Department says another arrest has been made in connection with the assault that occurred at the Colony Apartments Monday.
City officials urge drivers in Columbia to avoid flood prone streets
Due to severe weather expected tomorrow, the City of Columbia is urging drivers to avoid flood prone streets.
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott, AG Wilson encourage participation in Drug Take Back Day
Tomorrow is National Drug Take Back Day. This afternoon, Attorney General Alan Wilson and Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott held a news conference encouraging South Carolinians to go by one of several drop off sites Saturday to drop off unused prescription medications.
Gamecock Park vaccination site closed Saturday due to severe weather
According to Prisma Health, the mass vaccination site at Gamecock Park will be closed Saturday due to severe weather. Prisma says those with appointments scheduled for this day at Gamecock Park can come back any day next week and their appointment will be honored.
City leaders reveal the future of the Babcock Building
Friday morning, Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin and other city leaders revealed the future of the Babcock Center. Officials say they are in the midst of a revitalization effort and hope to have the building converted into high end apartments.
Two winning lottery tickets sold in the Midlands
Two Midlands lottery players won big on Wednesday night's Powerball drawing. No one hit the jackpot, but lottery officials say a ticket worth $2 millions was purchased at Rucker Feed and Seed in Pelion.
RCSD asking for help identifying suspect who robbed a Kroger on Sunday
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is asking for help identifying a suspect who robbed the Kroger on Two Notch Road Sunday afternoon.
Columbia fire crews respond to shed on fire in backyard of Humphrey Drive home
This afternoon, the Columbia Fire Department says crews responded to a shed that was on fire behind a home on the 3700 block of Humphrey Drive.
