Harvest Hope Food Bank seeking volunteers for Summer feeding program
Harvest Hope is urgently calling for volunteers to help at the Midlands branch.
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Friday Night Laser Lights returns to the state museum
This Summer "Friday Night Laser Lights" is returning to the South Carolina State Museum.
Columbia Fire hosting open house and toy drive for good cause
The Columbia-Richland Fire Department will be holding a free Community Open House at its headquarters station on Laurel Street.
Portion of Sunset Drive to close due to road construction activities, say county officials
The 600 and 700 blocks of Sunset Drive will be closed to traffic beginning Tuesday, May 28, due to road construction activities, say county officials.
RCSD: Woman wanted in connection with multiple shoplifting incidents
Richland County deputies are searching for a woman wanted for shoplifting, says RCSD.
CPD: Man charged with murder after woman's body found in garbage can
Columbia Police Department investigators have charged a 32-year-old man in connection with a suspicious death investigation from McGrath Street last month, says CPD.
ABC Columbia Anchor Doug Currin visits elementary schools for Career Day
It was an early day on Wednesday for ABC Columbia’s Doug Currin as it was Career Day for a couple of schools.
Women in Philanthropy to host annual 'Power of the Purse'
Women in Philanthropy is hosting its annual event Power of the Purse this Thursday.
Irmo man sentenced to 11 years in prison for fentanyl distribution, gun violations
An Irmo man was sentenced to 11 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to distributing fentanyl and for two convictions of felon in possession of a firearm.
Women in Philanthropy to host annual “Power of the Purse” event
Women in Philanthropy is hosting its annual “Power of the Purse” event this Thursday.
Blythewood High students create doghouse for RCSD K9 officer
A Richland County deputy is in the Doghouse.
Gov. McMaster signs bill banning gender transition procedures for people under 18
Tuesday afternoon Governor Henry McMaster announced on "X" that he has signed the "Help Not Harm" bill into law.
Bojangles celebrates launch of 'Smart Cookie Campaign' with surprise at Columbia elementary school
Bojangles decided to celebrate the launch of its new 'Smart Cookie Campaign' by surprising students in Columbia.
Lexington-Richland School District Five participating in Summer Food Service Program
This Summer, Lexington-Richland School District Five is participating in the Summer Food Service Program during June and July to provide nutritious food for children
Irmo Police officer arrested, charged with domestic violence
A spokesperson for the Irmo Police Department says Officer Brandon McLaurin was arrested Tuesday on charges of domestic violence following an altercation at his home in the New Friarsgate subdivision.
Columbia Animal Services waving the adoption fees for National Rescue Dog Day
Today is National Rescue Dog Day which is a day to raise awareness of the countless number of amazing dogs in shelters across the country looking for their forever homes.
Columbia Police's annual Police, Park & Pedal
The third annual Police, Parks and Pedal community bicycle initiative kicked off in Columbia on Saturday during National Bicycle Safety Month.
RCSD holds special Community Day event
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department held a special Community Day event on Saturday, May 20.
Man arrested after a deadly shooting at a Columbia gas station
Columbia Police have arrested a man for a deadly shooting at the EZ Spot gas station on Farrow Road on Sunday.
CRFD: 30 people displaced after flames break out at apartment complex
Columbia-Richland Fire Department was able to extinguish an apartment fire that left multiple displaced on Friday, says the department.
Columbia Museum of Art offering free Summer admission to South Carolinians
The Columbia Museum of Art is launching Free Summer at the CMA for South Carolinians.
SC Congressman Jim Clyburn to host annual fish fry
South Carolina Congressman Jim Clyburn is hosting his annual world famous fish fry on Friday night, May 17.
Police: Man arrested for stealing WBB championship banners
Columbia Police say a man has been arrested for stealing the banners celebrating the Gamecocks women's basketball national championship off of light poles downtown.
Pups and Pints adoption special collaboration with Bierkeller and Columbia Animal Services
Bierkeller is teaming up with the Columbia Animal Services for a Pups and Pints adoption event and donation drive on Saturday, May 18.
SCDOT to shift traffic onto new Broad River Road bridge over I-20
Starting tonight, traffic will shift from the existing bridge on Broad River Road over Interstate 20 onto a newly constructed bridge as a part of the Carolina Crossroads Project, says SCDOT.
