Mombies 'Thriller' performance raises money for cancer
They are far beyond Moms on a mission, they are also nurses at a Connecticut hospital who line Main Street to dance to the Michael Jackson's hit 'Thriller" every year.
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ABC's of Education: Richland One responds to teacher reassignments
In the wake of some concerned and in some cases angry parents confused about their children's teachers being relocated to new schools around the county, Richland School District One is releasing answers to some of their questions.
Prisma Health Children's Hospital holds "reverse trick-or-treat" Halloween parade
"Whether they are sick or not, they're still children. So we want to make sure that we're still celebrating that and we're taking every opportunity that we can to bring festivities to them," Fink says,
PENNY TAX PROGRAM: Northeast Columbia project breaks ground on Alpine Road
Part of the project involves more than two miles of sidewalk. Its aim is to make the area safer for pedestrians.
Police: Suspect arrested in Sumter park shooting
Singletary told police the shooting was in retaliation for an earlier attempted robbery, however, the person who was injured was not involved in the incident.
Two displaced after home fire in Columbia
Two people are displaced after their home suffered extensive damages from a fast-moving house fire this morning.
Lexington students enjoy candypalooza at Vivid Church
Nearly a dozen schools in Lexington were invited to a candypalooza event at Vivid Church.
Biden Administration pushes for new student loan forgiveness program
The Biden Administration is taking another shot at creating a new student loan forgiveness program.
NYC police rescue kid stuck on ledge over busy train tracks
A curious kid finds himself stuck on a tiny ledge over busy New York City train tracks.
Presidential candidate Nikki Haley files to appear on her home state's primary ballot
Greeted by supporters at the statehouse, Haley spoke to a crowd after officially putting her name on the presidential ballot in the Palmetto State.
Sanctuary at Boyd Island now open to public, offering views and artwork
City officials along with members of the River Alliance and The Darnall W. & Susan F. Boyd Foundation held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Sanctuary at Boyd Island, located just across a scenic footbridge on the Saluda Riverwalk.
Police: Child, teen injured in shooting
Investigators say the gunfire came from a dark-colored Ram pickup that was seen speeding away from the area.
Man arrested, accused of throwing kitten against a wall
According to a West Columbia Police Department incident report a man is charged with Cruelty to Animals after throwing a kitten against a wall during an argument.
Woman injured in shooting in Eastover
One woman is recovering after a shooting in Richland County.
Six displaced after house fire in Kershaw County
A fire in Kershaw County that left three adults and three children without a home.
Amount of money spent on Halloween this year might scare you
Halloween is big business, but the amount of money being spent on the spooky season this year may give you a bit of a scare.
Midlands man stunned after hitting lottery for more than initially thought
The South Carolina Lottery says one Midlands man hits a big jackpot during a quick stop at an area gas station
Police: Maine mass shooting suspect found dead of self inflicted gunshot wound
The man police considered a 'Person of interest' in a mass shooting in Lewistown, Maine has been found dead from what police say appears to be a self inflicted gunshot wound.
Instacart, City of Columbia partner for new grocery access pilot program
"Currently Instacart serves 100% of the City of Columbia, in every zip code. So no matter where you live in the city limits, you have a delivery option. Those zip codes also have shopping options so you're not bound to one store or another. There are five to eight stores you can choose from," says Rickenmann.
Teachers’ advocates challenge private school voucher program in South Carolina
A group of South Carolina parents and teachers’ advocates filed a challenge Thursday to a new Republican-backed law allowing taxpayer dollars to help families pay for private schools.
