Richland News
Suspect Now Wanted in Murder Investigation
A woman accused of hitting a man with her car faces upgraded charges after Deputies say the victim died days after the being struck. Deputies hope you can help them track the suspect down.
Job fair seeks to knock down barriers to employment
United Way of the Midlands, in partnership with Richland Library, is hosting a job fair Wednesday morning at the main branch location on Assembly Street.
New city-sponsored food cooperative to bring fresh food to North Columbia
A new food cooperative in North Columbia will provide community members with access to fresh food, city leaders said.
Thousands to promote inclusion, acceptance during annual Buddy Walk
In recognition of Down Syndrome Awareness Month, thousands will gather in Columbia to walk together.
Lil' Kim to headline Famously Hot SC Pride celebration
In its 28th year, Famously Hot SC Pride is hosting a two-day parade and festival, with double-platinum and Billboard #1 rapper Lil' Kim headlining.
Man wanted for shattering car windows arrested in Fairfield County
A man, wanted by Richland County Sheriff's Department for vandalism, was arrested this weekend in Fairfield Coun
Search for Attempted Murder Suspect
The Richland County Sheriff's Department continues searching for a woman wanted for attempted murder after authorities say she struck someone with her car in a restaurant parking lot.
Suspect sought for attempted murder at Decker Boulevard restaurant
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is looking for a suspect wanted for trying to kill someone outside a restaurant on Decker Boulevard.
A Night to Dream: Marcus Lattimore fundraiser supports young athletes
"A Night to Dream" offers the public a chance to support the efforts of a former Gamecock football player, working to provide emotional support to young players.
Councilman Announces Run For House Seat
A Richland County Councilman throws his name in the hat for the District 72 House Seat.
Mosquitoes remain a risk as warm temperatures continue
Richland County is reminding residents and business owners to protect themselves from mosquitoes, as health officials report an increase in the number of the pests infected with West Nile this year.
