Governor's Summit addresses issues facing SC veterans
With almost 400,00 veterans living in the Palmetto State, the South Carolina Department of Veterans Affairs assists them with accessing services.
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Columbia Animal Shelter extends shelter initiative
Officials say you can take home a forever friend free of charge now through September 10.
Camden men sentenced to prison for drug, gun charges
Two men have been sentenced to 10 years and 7 years in federal prison, according to the DOJ.
Columbia man sentenced for role in fatal fentanyl overdose death
A Columbia man was sentenced to 10 years to prison after pleading guilty to distribution of fentanyl, says the DOJ.
Midlands woman wins the lottery twice
After almost two years of winning $1 million while playing the South Carolina Education Lottery, a lucky Midlands woman has won another $300,000.
SC Transport Officer dies in the line of duty
The South Carolina Department of Public Safety is also mourning the loss of one of their own.
Road back open after vehicle overturns on Wescott Road, say Irmo Firefighters
The Irmo Fire District was busy on Thursday morning after a vehicle overturned on Wescott Road.
CPD: 27-year-old charged with felony DUI resulting in death after 2-car collision, judge denies bond
The Columbia Police Department's Traffic Safety Unit is investigating after a 2-car collision happened on Wednesday night, according to police.
Blythewood H.S. football team remembers athlete during press conference
On Wednesday, the school held a press conference following the death of Blythewood H.S. athlete Troy Moore.
Columbia College, Newberry College partner to co-host South Carolina Teaching Fellows program
Columbia College and Newberry College have been selected as co-hosts for the South Carolina Teaching Fellows program, according to a press release.
Rod Wave announces upcoming Last Lap Tour coming to Columbia
Rapper Rod Wave is coming to Columbia this December.
ONE-ON-ONE: USC pharmacy professor explains this year's flu shot
Flu season typically runs October to May with peak activity during December to March.
Former School Resource Officer, USC basketball player pleads guilty
A former Midlands school resource officer and USC basketball player entered a guilty plea in court Tuesday.
City announces free registration for the Mayor’s Walk Against Domestic Violence
The City of Columbia is offering free registration for the annual Mayor's Walk Against Domestic Violence that will be held in October.
RC Rec Foundation hosts Art & Rec Connect Pop-Up Project with USC Men's Basketball Team
The Richland County Recreation Foundation is hosting an Art & Rec Connect Pop-Up Project with volunteers from the University of South Carolina Men's Basketball Team.
Pentatonix making stop in the Midlands during 2024 holiday tour
Singing group the Pentatonix is gearing up for the holiday spirit with a return of their holiday tradition.
Benedict College receives donation for STEM scholarships
Benedict College has received a big donation for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) scholarships, according to a press release.
Blythewood H.S. mourns loss of 'beloved' athlete
The Blythewood High School community is mourning the loss of one of their own tonight.
Check out the state fair's new fair food menu
The fair is a little over a month away but you can start planning your menu now.
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden mourns loss of lion
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden has announced the passing of a beloved lion.
Area private school receives 'Purple Star' designation
Friday Saint Joseph Catholic School had the honor of receiving a Purple Star School Designation.
Bridgerton series author coming to the Midlands
New York Times bestselling author of the popular series Bridgerton is coming to the Midlands.
Update: Prison Director says S.C. is ready to carry out first execution in 13 years
The state's prison Director says South Carolina is prepared to carry out its first execution in 13 years.
Firefighters control Thursday fire near university campus
Firefighters with the Columbia-Richland Fire Department, fought a Thursday afternoon fire near the University of South Carolina.
State Firefighters Association Foundation creates fund for 2 firefighters injured while battling a fire
The Columbia-Richland Fire Department and the State Firefighters Association Foundation have started a benefit fund for two firefighters injured battling a fire on West Beltline earlier this month.
