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Brawl during Spring Valley, Ridgeview football game clears stands
Friday night football turns into fear during the Spring Valley High School football game Friday
Governor McMaster laid out cyber security efforts at the State House
They are working on a new initiative to focus and centralize cyber education and security and the impact on our state.
9/11 remembrance ceremony to take place at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center
The musical prelude starts at 8 am while the ceremony itself begins at 8:40 at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center
Annual Tunnel to Towers 5k Run and Walk event happening tonight!
Tonight you can honor the heroes of 9/11 in the annual Tunnel to Towers 5k Run and Walk event.
Irmo Police Department arrests minor accused of attempted murder
Irmo Police Department arrested Khartae Bethel, 15, after investigating a shooting incident that occurred on Sept. 4.
General Motors unveils its new $30,000 electric SUV
The 2024 Chevrolet Equinox EV is set to be one of the cheapest electric vehicles on the market next year.
Local Living: Fishing Tourney and Greek Festival
In our look at Local Living, you have a chance to go fishing for a good cause
Boy Scouts to pay $2.4 billion to sexual abuse survivors
A bankruptcy judge in Delaware has approved the Boy Scouts' reorganization plan that will enable it to pay more than $2.4 billion to sexual abuse survivors.
Mortgage rates at highest level since 2008
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage now averages around 5.9% percent, up about .02% from the week before.
SC Senators and Governor McMaster pay tribute to the late Queen
Governor McMaster ordered flags to be flown at half staff in honor of Queen Elizabeth II.
Proposed abortion ban bill rejected by State House
A proposed near-total abortion ban bill was rejected in the State Senate Thursday after a medical affairs committee removed exceptions for rape and incest victims.
Dominion Energy to continue tree trimming in neighborhoods for better electric power reliability
Dominion Energy will carry on with their tree trimming project this year
City of Columbia to host event providing financial and professional assistance for businesses
The City of Columbia will be hosting All Access event for professional assistance on Sept. 15 from 5 pm to 8 pm.
'Wheel of Fortune' celebrates 40 years with makeover
Wheel of Fortune is celebrating 40 years with a facelift
CNN's 1st Chief Anchor dies at 82
Bernard Shaw, former CNN anchor and a pioneering Black journalist remembered for his blunt question at a presidential debate and calmly reporting the beginning of the Gulf War in 1991 from Baghdad as it was under attack, has died. He was 82.
S.C. Senate votes 27-16 in favor of amended Abortion Ban bill with exceptions
Senate votes 27 to 16 in favor of passing the Abortion Ban Bill, which now heads back to the House
Honoring the 21st anniversary of 9/11
This weekend the country will remember those who gave their lives during 9/11.
SLED investigation leads to arrests of former Dillon Police Officer and Ex-Walmart Investigator
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division conducted an investigation that led to the arrests of Jarvis Demario Graves, 27, former Dillon Police Officer and Justin Kenneth Joe Inman, 37, ex-Walmart Asset Protection investigator.
Weekly claims for unemployment benefits fall again
The latest numbers from the Labor Department show first-time claims for unemployment benefits fell by six thousand last week.
