West Columbia remembers late judge with Riverwalk statue
Judge Tanya Amber Gee will be remembered as one of the state’s brightest young judges, but her influence reaches far beyond that.
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SCDOT to temporarily shutdown I-126 ramps to complete road, bridge work
Get ready to face some delays and congestion over the next few days as the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) working on some area roadways.
Students of SC Virtual Charter School come together at Segra Park
Students with the South Carolina Virtual Charter School came together for a back-to-school bash at Segra Park.
FAFSA forms delayed for second year in a row
The Education Department announced that availability of the FAFSA form would be delayed for a second year in a row, after months of last-ditch troubleshooting didn't do the trick.
Study reveals most dangerous time to drive in SC
A new study revealed the most dangerous time to drive in South Carolina.
TikTok fires back at DOJ
TikTok is fighting back again as its future still remains uncertain in the United States.
More homeowners are refinancing mortgages
Some homeowners are rushing to refinance their mortgages now that rates have dropped.
Some landlords offering free rent as rental market slows down
If you’re in the market to rent an apartment, here’s some good news.
Columbia Police say 'suspicious' death deemed accidental
Columbia Police has given an update on last week's suspicious death investigation at the 5100 block of Fairfield Road.
Trump says he’s ‘entitled to personal attacks’ as he hammers Harris on inflation with grocery props
Former President Donald Trump said Thursday he thinks he’s “entitled to personal attacks” on his Democratic rival, adding he's “very angry” at Vice President Kamala Harris and questioning her intelligence.
Harris aims to blunt Trump's economic attacks by proposing new tax breaks in a bid to lower costs
Vice President Kamala Harris is promoting a broad set of economic proposals that would offer new tax breaks and lower the cost of living for Americans, aiming to address the financial concerns that are at the top of the mind for voters and that Republican Donald Trump is trying to lay at her doorstep.
5 Richland One teachers awarded 'Educational Ingenuity Grants'
School is back in session and several Richland One teachers are already teaching some lessons in how to think outside of the box to when it comes to educating their students.
Chopper lands at Watkins-Nance Elementary as part of STEM program
It's not everyday that you get to see an attack helicopter land in person -- much less while you're at school.
Gov. McMaster signs human trafficking victim protection bill Into law
On Thursday afternoon, Aug. 15, Governor Henry McMaster signed a bill into law expanding the definition of sex trafficking in South Carolina.
Retail sales suddenly booming
Retail sales are suddenly booming across the U.S.
Groundhog winds up in claw machine
A claw prize machine at a Pennsylvania mini golf course recently got a huge upgrade.
T-Mobile to pay $60 million settlement for data breach
T-Mobile will pay a 60 million dollar settlement over alleged data breach coalitions.
Jobless claims fall for second straight week
Initial jobless claims fell for the second week in a row.
Family of woman killed by falling utility pole to receive $30M settlement
The family of a South Carolina woman struck in the head and killed by a rotting 70-year-old utility pole will get $30 million through a wrongful death settlement reached Thursday.
Harris is zeroing in on high food prices as inflation remains a big issue in the presidential race
Vice President Kamala Harris is zeroing in on high food prices as her campaign previews an economic policy speech that she will give in North Carolina on Friday, promising to push for a federal ban on price gouging on groceries.
