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SCSO: Man wanted for stealing $40,000 worth of boneless chicken

Sumter Co. Sheriff's Office is looking for a man wanted for stealing $40,000 worth of Boneless Chicken Breast from Pilgrim's Pride on May 9.

Alex Murdaugh's longtime friend admits helping to steal $4 million wrongful death settlement

A longtime friend of convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh admitted Thursday he helped his old college roommate steal more than $4 million meant for a wrongful death settlement after Murdaugh's housekeeper died in a fall.

Richland One graduating seniors receive surprise message from Shaquille O'Neal

Richland District One high school graduating seniors received a surprise message from a NBA legend!

Man arrested after allegedly breaking windows of two vehicles on Pavilion St.

The Columbia Police says a man has been arrested on auto-breaking and larceny charges.

RCSD: Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center detainee injured in stabbing

The Richland County Sheriff’s Department says one detainee was injured after an overnight incident at the Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center.

Water service disrupted in Jenkinsville

Jenkinsville Water Co. President Gregory Ginyard says the community experienced a water main break and they are working to repair the issue.

U.S. Economic growth better than previously expected

This year's economic growth is more robust than previously estimated.

Columbia PD searches for missing man in need of medication

Columbia Police need your help finding a missing person that could be in danger.

White House officials, GOP reportedly near debt limit deal

The New York Times is reporting top White House officials are saying they are closing in on a deal to raise the debt limit, and spending cuts.

42 million Americans to hit roads, skies for Memorial Day weekend

42 million Americans are expected to enjoy as much of it as they can as they travel ahead of Memorial Day.

DHEC launches online voluntary patient registry for Sickle Cell disease

State health officials are taking steps to better treat people with sickle cell disease.

"It's ok to not be ok," help and resources available for mental health

Barnes believes showing empathy and listening are the best things folks can do to help others. "You don't have to have all the answers. I think sometimes people get scared that they have to be there to help solve things or know exactly what to say, and you don't have to have all the answers, or know the exact next thing to say, and that's normal," Barnes says.