According to a statement today, the Department of Justice says it will not provide all of the information that representative Jim Jordan requested on the classified documents found related to President Joe Biden.
The CDC has launched a Covid-19 testing locator web site to make it easier to find a free Covid-19 testing site located near you.
Data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows a record number of Americans missed work last year because of illnesses.
The second week of the Alex Murdaugh murder trial resumed in Walterboro Monday morning.
As of time of publication, no injuries or illness have been reported.
The West Columbia Riverwalk is opening all portions of its site on Jan. 31 after being temporarily closed due to flooding.
Kindergarten and preschool registration for the 2023-2024 school year in Lexington-Richland School District Five begins on February 6.
A traffic alert has been issued by authorities in Lexington due to construction.
The Columbia Fireflies is launching a new ticket package for the 2023 baseball season.
Columbia High School and its alumni association will host the 2023 “Coming Home” alumni reunion celebration on February 3 from 4-11 p.m. in the Coach Bobby R. Young Gymnasium.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Tom Vilsack announced South Carolina will be granted $20 million towards the Broad River Electric Cooperative, Inc. project.
Lexington Police Department is looking for an individual who used a stolen credit card to purchase a $500 Vanilla Gift Card while at a Lexington Walmart on Jan. 11.
Defense attorneys in South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh's double murder trial continued Monday to question the way state agents collected and analyzed evidence in the shooting deaths of Murdaugh's wife and son.
The WHO says the world is in a better place to fight off the virus.
Prosecutors in the Alex Murdaugh murder trial played a recording Friday of his first interview after the bodies of his son and wife were found.
Memphis Police are permanently disbanding its Scorpion Crime unit.
The Super Bowl is now less than two weeks away and if you're planning to host game day snacks are generally more expensive.
It's National Blood Donor month and a change could be coming that would allow more gay and bi-sexual men in monogamous relationships to donate blood.
South Carolinians receiving SNAP benefits are being reminded that emergency allotments are set to end tomorrow.
The Columbia Fire Department says Columbiana Drive is reopened to traffic at this hour after being closed due to a cut gas line.
