Columbia Police respond to non-fatal shooting on Ansel Street
The Columbia Police Department responded to a non-fatal shooting shortly after midnight.
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Memorial service for Staff Sgt. Contreras to be held today at Fort Jackson
A memorial service will be held today at 2 p.m. to honor Staff Sgt. Jaime Contreras.
Police seek alleged Ulta shoplifters; stole $250 worth of merchandise
Lexington Police are seeking information after two individuals allegedly shoplifted $250 worth of merchandise at Ulta Beauty.
Man who climbed on interstate sign brought down safely, say Lexington deputies
Lexington deputies say a man who climbed on top of an interstate sign came down safely.
Hunter Biden charged with failing to pay federal income tax and illegally having a weapon
As part of the agreement, made public Tuesday, Hunter Biden will plead guilty to misdemeanor tax offenses and is expected to reach an agreement with prosecutors on the felony charge of illegally possessing a firearm as a drug user.
Late Iconic musician Prince's 1976 demo hits auction block
The self-titled demo tape that late musician Prince used to land his first recording contract is up for auction.
Search continues for Titanic tourist submersible
Monday night the search continued for the Titanic tourist submersible that went missing Sunday morning.
Former President Trump to serve as keynote speaker at SC GOP's Silver Elephant Dinner
Former President Donald Trump is currently leading by a wide margin according to most polls.
Juneteenth in Columbia: Celebrating through education
Despite the annual Juneteenth parade in Columbia being canceled due to rain, organizers are still encouraging the community to celebrate through education.
DHEC recognizes World Sickle Cell Day, provides assistance programs
"The more individuals that do talk about it, the more who are educated about it, the more likelihood it will lead to... hopefully... a cure one day in the future for those living with sickle cell disease," says Malerie Hartsell with DHEC.
SCDSS: Snap families can access parks, attractions
Summertime is here and the Department of Social Services wants to make sure everyone has access to South Carolina's main attractions.
Cost of homeowners insurance is rising
Homeowners insurance is becoming more expensive and in many places, more difficult to find.
Summer Steals: Cinemark offering tickets for under $2
If you are looking for an inexpensive, family-friendly entertainment this summer, the movie theater chain Cinemark has you covered.
Black Eats Week 803 celebrates black-owned restaurants in the Midlands
Some are new establishments such as Mimsy’s or Tha River. Others are established favorites such as Legacy Caribbean Bar and Grill.
SLED investigating officer involved shooting in Greenwood County
SLED agents say an investigation into an officer involved shooting is underway.
Lexington Coroner ID's victims in single vehicle accidents
The Lexington Coroner has released the names of individuals who died in two separate single vehicle accidents on June 18.
RCSD: Missing juvenile found safe
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says a missing 13 year-old female has been found safe.
South Carolina GOP sets Feb. 24 date for first-in-the-South presidential primary
South Carolina Republicans have set Feb. 24 as the date of their 2024 presidential primary, a move that, if approved, the party says will give GOP White House hopefuls more time to campaign in the first-in-the-South state.
SC Highway Patrol seeks information in fatal hit-and-run
The South Carolina Highway Patrol is looking for information about an unknown vehicle involved in a fatal hit-and run.
Richland Library hosts award-winning illustrator Raúl The Third
Richland Library is hosting an award-winning illustrator on June 27 at 6 p.m.
