Risk of getting sick from food rises to pre-pandemic levels
Your risk of getting sick from food borne illnesses is back up to pre-pandemic levels.
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AG Wilson issues statement regarding U.S. Supreme Court's student loan decision
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a 6-3 ruling today after hearing oral arguments in March.
Alan Arkin, Oscar-winning 'Little Miss Sunshine' actor, dies at 89
Oscar winner Alan Arkin has died at age 89
Supreme Court strikes down Biden student loan debt forgiveness program
The program would have benefited 43 million Americans at a cost of $400 billion.
Richland County Sheriff's Department, city officials mark completion of two-year project
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott and city leaders will mark the completion of a project two years in the making.
Supreme Court rules for website designer in case involving free speech, LGBTQ+ protections
The conservative majority ruled 6-3 for the evangelical Christian creator.
Here's a look at 4th of July events happening in the Midlands
The Fourth of July is right around the corner and if you are looking for some place to celebrate our nation's independence, ABC Columbia News has you covered.
RCSD investigating deadly shooting of 19 year old
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department is investigating a deadly shooting that has claimed the life of a 19-year-old man.
AAA: Best & worst times to travel for Independence Day
As many South Carolinians are travelling to celebrate Independence Day, Triple A has the best and worst times to hit the road.
Local Principal, family in ICU after head on collision
About 100 people attended a prayer vigil for River Bluff High School principal Jacob Smith and his family, who were in a car crash in Hawaii.
Sumter coroner identifies victim of deadly crash
Sumter County Coroner, Robbie Baker has announced the name of the man they say was involved in a deadly wreck.
Local bed and breakfast reopens with new owners
Today Mayor Daniel Rickenmann and city council members were on hand for another ribbon cutting in downtown Columbia.
Governor McMaster issues statement on SCOTUS' affirmative action ruling
Earlier today after an event, Governor McMaster spoke to the media, making a statement regarding the Supreme Court's ruling and students in South Carolina.
Riverbanks Zoo looking for “Brew at the Zoo” volunteers
Riverbanks Zoo and Gardens is looking for volunteers for their upcoming "Brew at the Zoo" event on August 4th.
Lexington County firefighter receives Jeffrey Vaden Chavis Medal of Valor
Pfentner was awarded the Jeffrey Vaden Chavis Medal of Valor for that December day -- an award named for a fellow Lexington County firefighter who was critically injured while battling a house fire in 2001.
Battle of the Badges proceeds to benefit family of fallen Irmo Firefighter James Muller
Admission is free but donations are being accepted at the door.
National debt to hit record high in 2029
America's debt will climb to a record high toward the end of the decade that's according to the Non -Partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO).
Office of Resilience releases South Carolina's first flood, natural disaster plan
Today Governor Henry McMaster announced the state’s first Resilience and Risk Reduction plan.
Was your flight canceled amid bad weather? What you need to know about rebooking, refunds and more
Hundreds of thousands of air travelers are facing potential flight cancellations and delays this weekend, the peak of summer travel, as thunderstorms threaten the East Coast, West Coast and points in between
Richland County offices, drop-off sites to close for July 4
Richland County Government offices will be closed on Independence Day.
