Newberry Coroner releases name of deceased in Dreher Island State Park incident
The Newberry Coroner has identified Randy Alvin Cox, 67, as the deceased in an incident that occurred near Dreher Island State Park on June 13.
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Judge denies Murdaugh attorney's 401K request
A judge has once again denied Alex Murdaugh's Attorney's request to get more money from his remaining retirement funds to cover legal fees.
Bond denied for Columbia man accused of shooting woman
Bond has been denied for a Columbia man accused of shooting a woman Monday.
Barber Tech Academy offering free haircuts in honor of Father's Day
In honor of Father's Day this weekend, the Barber Tech Academy is giving out free haircuts to the first 100 men who show up this week.
Public invited to annual World Elder Abuse Awareness Day Walk
The public is invited to a one mile walk on June 15 to raise recognition for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.
Sage Parts Plus establishing new global headquarters in Greenville County
$1.7 million investment will create 73 new jobs
Judge extends election fundraising rights in win for ultraconservative South Carolina lawmakers
South Carolina legislative special interest caucuses can formally campaign, a federal judge ruled Tuesday in a victory for a hardline conservative group of state representatives that want to push the Republican-controlled Legislature further to the right.
Columbia Fire Dept.: 4 residents displaced after kitchen fire on Candlelite Drive
Columbia Fire Department says four people were displaced after a fire started in the kitchen of a home on Candlelite Drive.
The Beatles are releasing their 'last' record. AI helped make it possible
Paul McCartney says artificial intelligence has been used to extract John Lennon’s voice from an old demo to create “the last Beatles record," decades after the band broke up
Fort Jackson gives update on missing soldier found
Fort Jackson gave an update on the soldier who went missing during a land navigation training.
Taste of the River flows through West Columbia
Foodies and Chefs alike banded together for the 7th annual Taste of the River event in West Columbia Tuesday night.
Baby Boomer spending is saving U.S. economy
(CNN) --- When it comes to living large, baby boomers are at the top of the list. meanwhile, younger Americans are struggling just to keep up. Internal data from Bank of America shows…
Hot Rod Power Tour stops in Columbia at State Fairgrounds
MotorTrends Continues it's Celebration of 75 Years of HOT ROD at the South Carolina State Fairgrounds.
New report shines light on the effects of older adults experiencing social isolation
According to The South Carolina Institute of Mental and Public Health and The South Carolina Department on Aging, the release of its new report, entitled "Addressing Social Isolation in Older Adults as a Determinant of Health," shines light on the health risks of social isolation in older adults and serves as a call to action for agencies around the state.
Richland Coroner ID's hit-and-run victim on Two Notch Road
The Richland County Coroner identified the pedestrian who died after a hit-and-run crash on Two Notch Road.
State task force advises school board about how to recruit and retain educators
Nielsen believes that opportunities for advancement are also important for teachers.
American Airlines to charge some to check bags
Some changes are coming to American Airlines.
City of Columbia officials announce Operation Hope and Order
The City of Columbia is joining forces for Operation Hope and Order.
Frozen fruit sold at Costco recalled due to possible hepatitis A contamination
Wawona Frozen Foods is voluntarily recalling packs of Organic DayBreak Blend.
RCSD investigates officer-involved shooting incident
The deputies involved in yesterday's shooting incident on Leaside Drive have been identified, says the Richland County Sheriff's Department.
