Police Investigate Deadly Shoot Out
Anderson County Sheriff's continue looking into a shooting that left a elderly woman dead and another man injured.
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Search for Armed Robbery Suspects
Richland County Sheriff's Deputies are searching for suspects accused of two unrelated armed robberies.
Lexington District 2 School Closings
Due to the main water break in the city of Cayce, the following school districts are closed.
SC announcing Class A Football Championships
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina High School League is announcing the teams that will be competing in this year's Class A Football Championships. Commissioner Jerome Singleton is speaking at a luncheon following the announcements on Monday at the…
Dust causes Columbia VA to close operating rooms
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Officials say the operating rooms at the Department of Veterans Affairs hospital in Columbia should reopen next week, nearly two months after dust particles were found on supplies. Authorities said a disintegrating filter caused the dust.…
Agency: Health insurers leaving SC affect 33K
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The state Insurance Department says a dozen insurers will no longer write health policies in South Carolina, impacting more than 30,000 people. Agency spokeswoman Ann Roberson says insurers cited the federal health care overhaul in abandoning…
Rain, but not wintery weather heading for SC
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) âone space€one space” Forecasters expect a steady rain across South Carolina on one of the busiest travel days of the year. The National Weather Service said the precipitation could start as sleet in northern parts of the…
Police Officers Endorse 'Strong Mayor'
Local police officers support the Strong Mayor form of government. A group representing law enforcement says giving a sitting mayor more authority is the most effective way to fight crime and keep the public safe.
USC Tiger Burn
It's an annual tradition kicking off Carolina Clemson week before the two rivals hit the grid iron.
Hurricane Season
Columbia, SC (Associated Press)-South Carolina gets by nearly unscathed as another Atlantic hurricane season officially ends Saturday.
Worker Died in Fall From Fort Mill School Roof
FORT MILL, S.C. (AP) _ A worker who fell from the roof of a school in Fort Mill has died several days after being injured.
Main St Ice Returns Thanksgiving Day
The weather is feeling frightful outside, especially when you consider it's still fall, but it's perfect for an upcoming, frosty activity in Downtown Columbia.
SC releases report on local government finances
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — State officials have released an analysis of spending by South Carolina cities, counties and school boards. The State Budget and Control Board has put the 2012 Local Government Finance Report on its website. The report includes…
SC pecan crop hit by rains; harvest poor
ORANGEBURG, S.C. (AP) — If you haven't gotten pecans for the holidays, you had best get cracking. Heavy rains earlier this year have put a big dent in South Carolina's pecan crop, and prices are likely headed up. Perry Arant…
House ethics panel to hear Rep. Mitchell's case
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The House Ethics Committee is holding a hearing to decide whether state Rep. Harold Mitchell misused campaign funds. The legislative panel is set to meet Tuesday. It could dismiss the case, reprimand the Spartanburg Democrat, or…
Trouble in Toyland report released
While you're doing your Christmas shopping, beware of dangers lurking on toy store shelves.
Strong Mayor Debate Gets Personal
As the December 3rd referendum vote in the City of Columbia nears, the debate has gone from political to personal, with one local woman claiming the current mayor isn't doing what he should now, and therefore, doesn't need more power.
3 People Arrested in Upstate Shooting Death
ANDERSON, S.C. (AP) _ Three people from Anderson are charged with murder in the shooting death of a woman during a robbery attempt last weekend.
Bar/Church Ordinance Dies
Concerned Residents say language in a proposed ordinance they say appears to remove the buffer between bars and churches needs to be reworded.
Rep. Mitchell's Ethics Investigation
Spartanburg, SC (The Spartanburg Democrat)- The House Ethics Committee is mulling over Rep. Harold Mitchell's testimony that he kept shoddy records and didn't properly pay his bills, but did not use his campaign account for personal benefit.
