Summer season officially kicks off next week, and The Lexington Medical Center is once again teaming up with area high schools to offer students internships. The goal of the Partners Program is to give young adults a chance to get hands on experience in the medical field.
An endangered species is getting a boost from Riverbanks Zoo and Garden.
"I always talk to him and tell him to always shoot for what he wants, to be what he wants to be in life. And this ain't the place to be at. Everybody makes mistakes, but you gotta correct them and do better. That's why I chose this book," says the inmate.
More people are working in South Carolina.
Lexington Police are telling travelers to be aware that officers will be assisting in the funeral escort of a WWII veteran who was declared missing in action on August 1, 1943.
Don’t forget Father’s Day this weekend!
Mercedes drivers will soon be able to channel their inner Michael Knight.
Today at the State House, hundreds of students from the Palmetto Boys State and Palmetto Girls State programs celebrated this year's class.
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources says a bear was removed from a tree in Dillon County after it was injured.
A woman accused of abandoning her infant in a box beside a South Carolina highway in 2008 will serve four years in prison.
The former military analyst became famous for leaking government secrets.
A GoFundMe fundraiser has been created for the fiance of Staff Sgt. Jaime Contreras.
The United States Postal Service (USPS) says retail locations will be closed June 19 in observance of the Juneteenth holiday.
Netflix is taking its content from screen to table.
One new report shows consumers don't seem ready to slow their spending -- despite high interest rates and economic concerns.
The White House announced changes to how Live Nation and Ticketmaster sell tickets.
Tomorrow marks eight years since the deadly mass shooting at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, where nine people were killed.
Multiple tombstones and graves were damaged after a truck crashed in a local cemetery yesterday.
A Lexington man was sentenced to 8 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm.
The paramedics spoke to ABC News about what they saw and felt at the scene.
