Some SC State workers not turning in accreditation paperwork
ORANGEBURG, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina State University officials say some employees have not been turning in paperwork the school needs to maintain its accreditation.
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A third of SC superdelegates voice support for Clinton
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Hillary Clinton has public support from one third of South Carolina's Democratic superdelegates.
Americans among injured in Paris Terror Attack
French President blames ISIS for series of attacks in Paris.127 dead, 300 injured.
Downtown Columbia Sees Economic Boom
Over the last year, several businesses have opened up in downtown Columbia. City officials said they are seeing an economic boom.
Gaston Man Charged With Murder
A Gaston man is in custody accused in the murder of an Horry County woman.
Stevie Wonder to Perform at Flood Relief Concert
Superstition, Isn't She Lovely, I Just Called to Say I Love You, just a few of Stevie Wonder's big hits and you have a chance to see them live.
State agency issuing more fines against abortion clinics
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The state's public health agency could fine the three abortion clinics and two waste disposal companies nearly $51,000.
South Carolina Army National Guard Apache unit being honored
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The commander of the South Carolina National Guard is commending pilots and crews of its Apache helicopter unit for winning a seven-state "gunfighter" competition.
$7M U of SC gift backs research into kids' health, aging
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Scholars at the University of South Carolina are getting a $7 million gift to help them study how children's health may affect people as they get older.
'Jihadi' John Believed Killed in Airstrike
As the U.S. government is working today to confirm the death of "Jihadi John", a U.S. official appeared confident the notorious ISIS executioner was taken out in what he called a "flawless" American airstrike.
Rubio: Reform of nation's guest worker program needed
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) — Presidential contender Sen. Marco Rubio says reforms are necessary to make the country's guest worker program more productive and successful.
Columbia man takes home top prize at InnovateHER competition
A male took home top honors at Columbia's InnovateHER competition Thursday night.
Organizations Continue to Need Donations Ahead of Holidays
With the holidays approaching, several organizations are gearing up to help families in need.
Protecting Your Identity During Holiday Shopping
Tips on how to protect your personal information and minimize stress during the holiday season.
Drexel University rescinds honorary degree for Bill Cosby
Drexel University has joined a number of other schools in rescinding an honorary degree awarded to Bill Cosby amid accusations of sexual assault.
KFC to deliver buckets of fried chicken on demand
Colonel Sanders wants to come to your home: KFC said it will start delivering its buckets of fried chicken to customers in two U.S. cities.
Orangeburg Sheriff warns motorists of rest-stop scam
The Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office is warning motorists of scammers who prey on travelers at area rest stops.
Judge sets hearings for defendants in SC church shooting
A federal judge has set hearings in the cases of the two men facing various charges in the shooting of nine parishioners at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston.
North Carolina student dies in fall from 10-story dorm
An Elon University football player has died after falling from a 10-story dormitory on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Bomb threat forces temporary evacuation in Bythewood
Authorities with the Richland County Sheriff's Department tell ABC Columbia they responded to a bomb threat in Blythewood this afternoon.
