Memorial Day in the Midlands
Monday, people across the Midlands took time to pause and remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for America.
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Boy Scout: "That was the flag made for this country."
Monday morning, Boy Scouts in Troop 276 will wake up before sunrise to put out American flags in yards across Northeast Columbia.
Victim Identified in Fatal Shooting
We now know the identity of a man shot and killed in a Southeast Columbia neighborhood.
Richland Co. Sheriff's Dept. Partners with Hospice
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is partnering with an area hospice company to aid Midlands elderly.
Local economy set to gain this weekend
With gas prices down and big sales in groceries, clothing and automobiles, the local economy could gain big this Memorial Day Weekend.
More than 20 cats removed from Columbia home
Tuesday, volunteers with PETSinc worked to remove more than 20 cats from a Northeast Columbia home.
Broad River Bridge Re-opens
Heavy rainfall caused crews to shut down the Broad River bridge through Thursday, but Columbia Police say the bridge is now open.
Drill Sergeant Hands Over Control of School
The Army's first female commandant of its elite drill sergeant school is being forced to give up her job, but she says she's not giving up a fight for her reputation.
Columbia Among Most Well-Read Cities
If you've been reading a good book lately you're not alone in the capital city.
Sadie's American Cafeteria Now Open
Tuesday, Sadies American Cafeteria opened to the public for the first time.
Two Charged in Murder of Midlands Woman
Two men already in custody have been charged, for a second time with murder.
A Baby for Mother's Day
A local woman shares her joy of becoming a first time Mom over Mother's Day weekend.
Zinah Jennings Indicted, Mother Speaks Out
According to the Richland Co. Solicitor's Office, Zinah Jennings, mother of missing Midlands toddler Amir Jennings, has been indicted on one count of unlawful conduct towards a child.
More jobs available for graduates.
It's graduation season in the Midlands and as thousands walk across the stage to receive their diplomas, more jobs are available for them.
No Tanning for children under 14
According to South Carolina state laws, children under the age of 14 are not allowed to tan in tanning beds.
Become an organ donor on Facebook.
This week, Facebook announced a partnership with Donate Life America in order to get more people across the United States, registered as organ donors.
Hemphill Pride, II on Zinah Jennings
Just a little more than a week before the case against Zinah Jennings is set to go to a grand jury, her attorney Hemphill Pride, II is speaking out.
Gas Prices Fall Below 2011 Levels
According to AAA Carolinas, drivers in South Carolina are paying less for gas now than they did a year ago.
Preventing Child Abuse
April is Child Abuse Awareness Month and officials want you to know how you can help.
ABC Columbia Exclusive: Duncan's Attorney
ABC Columbia News talked one-on-one with Rachel Duncan's Defense Attorney, Greg Harris.
Police Seek Car in Connection with N. Main St. Murder
Columbia Police say they have identified a car that may have been used in a deadly shooting.
Six-year-old Murder Case Solved
Three people have been arrested and charged with the 2005 murder of Tony Corbitt, and the victim's family says they always knew those responsible would be apprehended.
Dozens Line Up for Free Dental Care
More than one hundred people turned out Friday for the 3rd annual free dental care day at Chrysostom Dentistry on Platt Springs Road in West Columbia.
