Suspect in Custody in Fatal Hit and Run
A 66-year-old dump truck driver has been charged in a crash that killed a Columbia man riding in a motorized wheelchair.
Richland News
Supreme Court Upholds Health Care Reform, South Carolina Reacts
Lawmakers react to the Supreme Court's ruling on Health Care reform.
Michael Roth: "I know baseball isn't always going to be there."
ABC Columbia News sat down with Michael Roth, former pitcher and star of the USC Baseball team, to talk about his career at USC and what he has planned for his future.
Investigators: Man Throws Molotov Cocktail into Govt. Building
A man is in custody accused of throwing a molotov cocktail through a window of the Department of Probation, Pardon, and Parole headquarters.
Former Reserve Soldier Sentenced in Fatal Accident
A former Army reserve soldier has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for a 2009 wreck that killed two Allen University students in Columbia.
Columbia PD K9 Officer Passes Away
The Columbia Police Department is mourning the loss of one of its K9 officers.
Hundreds of 'Proud' Gamecock Fans Welcome the Baseball Team Home.
Tuesday afternoon, the USC Baseball team returned to Carolina Stadium with hundreds of fans waiting.
SC Guardsmen Killed, State Leaders Speak Out
Friday, Governor Haley and Major General Livingston, Adjutant General of the South Carolina National Guard, held a press conference regarding the loss of three South Carolina National Guardsmen.
Gamecock Nation Relieved, Ready for Arkansas Game
Thursday, Gamecock fans took over the Vista to watch USC send Kent State home from Omaha.
Heat Wave Rings in Summer Solstice
On the same day the Summer Solstice was expected to officially start, a heat wave slammed more than a dozen states on the East Coast.
Reptar is still with the USC baseball team
With the Gamecocks falling to the Arizona Razorbacks for their first loss in 23 NCAA tournament games, we wanted to hear from fans about the superstition known to many as,"the fish."
Gas falls under $3.00 per gallon in the Midlands
Cheaper gas has more Midlands drivers filling up, but they may not be going too far down the road, according to AAA.
Camp Counselor: "It gives them a chance to be normal again."
Kids attending Camp Kemo, a camp for children battling cancer hosted by Palmetto Health Children's Hospital, took a trip to Lake Murray, Thursday.
Gamecock Fans Send Hopes for a '3-peat' with the team to Omaha
Wednesday, hundreds of Gamecock fans turned out to wish the baseball team well in Omaha.
Police Release Images of Robbery
Police are looking for two men they say were caught on camera robbing a Columbia dry cleaner.
Limited Flights for Gamecock Fans Going to Omaha
Some Gamecock fans may be too late to travel to Omaha for the College World Series.
Richland Co. Deputies Investigating Arson
Richland County deputies are looking for a suspected arsonist.
Andy Copeland: "The power of prayer is real."
Andy Copeland, father of 24 year old Aimee Copeland, sat down with ABC Columbia News to talk about his daughter's fight to survive against a flesh eating bacteria.
Cold Case Solved
After 6 years, an anonymous tip from Crime Stoppers helps the Richland County Sheriff's Department solve a murder case.
Jennings Attorney Requests Charge Be Dropped
The lawyer for the mother of a South Carolina toddler missing since late last year is asking a judge to throw out a charge against her and release her from jail.
Is Wal-Mart Coming to Assembly Street?
Tuesday, the Columbia City Council voted 6:1 to approve the sale of the Capitol City Stadium to a commercial developer.
Hurricane Evac Survey: Alarming Results?
A recent Hurricane Evacuation Survey makes for worrisome results for coastal residents in South Carolina.
USC Teams Up With UGA for Blood Drive
The Carolina Alumni Association and the the alumni association at the University of Georgia are teaming up to sponsor a blood drive for Aimee Copeland, who's battling a flesh eating bacteria.
Zoo to charge businesses using entry way to the Saluda River.
Riverbanks Zoo will start charging commercial outfitters who use their entrance to the Saluda River.
