SCDOT: Temporary continuous detour planned for ramp from I-126 westbound onto I-26 eastbound
Starting on the evening of Friday, May 31, SCDOT will implement a temporary detour for drivers using the ramp from I-126 westbound onto I-26 eastbound.
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Richland One to provide free meals to children
Once again, Richland County School District One will be providing free meals to children for the Summer.
TRAFFIC ALERT: Lanes on Huger Street temporarily closed due to gas line break
The north and southbound lanes of Huger Street (between Hampton & Gervais) are temporarily closed due to a gas line break, says Columbia Police.
LRADAC along with Knowledge is Power Community Coalition presents Rock the Block
LRADAC along with the Richland County Knowledge is Power Community Coalition is inviting the public to Rock the Block and help local kids and families celebrate the first day of summer break.
RCSD: 5-year-old dies at hospital after being found unresponsive in pool area
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says a 5-year-old is dead after being found unresponsive.
Columbia Parks & Recreation announces swimming pool hours
The recreational swim season for the City of Columbia’s outdoor pools and splash pads/spray pools began on Saturday, May 25.
Rose Leaf Foundation presents Race to Thrive 5k & Fun Run
The Rose Leaf Foundation is holding its Race to Thrive 5k & Fun Run on Saturday.
Gamecocks heading to Raleigh to start NCAA Baseball Tournament
Monday afternoon it was revealed that the South Carolina Gamecocks will be a 2-seed in the Raleigh regional for the first round of the NCAA Baseball Tournament.
CRFD recruits high school student to join team
High school senior Michael Coleman says he has always wanted to pursue a career that made a difference in people’s lives.
Gov. McMaster signs anti-semitism bill, reluctant to support hate crimes law
Bernstein is pleased to see this bill signed but believes South Carolina also needs a hate crimes law.
Harvest Hope Food Bank seeking volunteers for Summer feeding program
Harvest Hope is urgently calling for volunteers to help at the Midlands branch.
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.
