Lexington County Sheriff's Office K-9 gets new body armor
LEXINGTON, S.C. (AP) — A K-9 with the Lexington County Sheriff's Department has a new protective vest.
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Preserving Emanuel AME's tributes: "It's part of our legacy"
Beyond the iron gates of Emanuel AME Church is a basement with tributes from a tragedy.
Mayor Benjamin Unveiled Christmas Ornament
Each year, the Mayor of Columbia unveils the Babcock Center Foundation’s “Ornament of Opportunity” and proclaims the ornament the “Official City Ornament”
South Carolina expects another $1 billion next year
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The state's financial experts say South Carolina will have more than $1 billion in additional revenue next year.
Historic Charleston military units dedicating new flag pole
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Military units formed in the 19th century are helping dedicate a new flag pole at a park in downtown Charleston during a Veterans Day ceremony.
Final four Columbia council candidates debate
The final four Columbia City Council candidates go head-to-head in a community forum.
Man charged with murder in Newberry turned himself in
Police say a man has turned himself in to face a murder charge in at shooting that killed one person at a Halloween party in Newberry.
War Dog Monument Unveiled
Veterans unveil monument in honor of K9 war heroes
'SUMMEYVILLE:' NAN wants DOJ to investigate N. Charleston mayor for possible voter intimidation
Election night remarks by newly re-elected North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey have the National Action Network calling on the U.S. Justice Department to investigate him for possible voter intimidation.
Fourth Republican Presidential Debate: 8 Moments That Mattered
The eight presidential contenders left standing on the main stage faced off over fiscal policy tonight in Milwaukee, Wisconsin -- battling about everything from trade deals to taxes.
Albino gator at SC Aquarium grows 3 inches, gains 20 pounds
Alabaster the Alligator, the albino alligator living at the South Carolina Aquarium in Charleston, is 20 pounds heavier and 3 inches longer than a year ago.
Columbia Hosting 37th Annual Veterans Day Parade
Columbia Hosting 37th annual Veterans Day Parade.
Coroner identifies man killed in Northeast Richland Co.
Richland County Coroner Gary Watts has released the name of the individual that died just after 2 a.m. Tuesday morning at Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital after being shot in Northeast Richland County.
New Jersey, explosion scene described as nightmare
A survivor of a building explosion in New Jersey that left one person dead and 15 more injured describes the scene as nightmarish.
Suspect identified after allegedly posting terrorist threats to Missouri campus
The man who allegedly made online threats at the University of Missouri campus has been identified.
World War II Veteran Gets Last Wish
Even in his late 80s, World War II veteran Kenneth Spilman continued to make the journey to Arlington National Cemetery outside Washington, DC. He told his family it was the greatest place on Earth, a place where he could honor those who served.
Joe's Crab Shack is trying out no-tipping
The no-tipping movement is picking up steam. Joe's Crab Shack is testing a no-tip model in several of its restaurants.
Happy Veterans Day: 2015 Freebies
Many national and local restaurants are offering veterans and active dutymilitary free meals on Wednesday, November 11.
9 People Confirmed Dead in Akron Plane Crash
Seven people have been confirmed dead after the plane they were flying in crashed into a home in Akron, Ohio, on Tuesday.
Officials: Statements match in Spartanburg Methodist shooting by campus officer
The sheriff helping with the investigation of the police shooting of a 20-year-old man by a campus officer at a small South Carolina college says the officer's statement matches with witness statements.
