Columbia PD announces road closures for 'Outfest'
Drivers in Columbia may have to find alternate routes Saturday. Columbia will be closing some roads because of 'Outfest'.
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On the Road: A visit to a historic Kershaw Co. getaway
Alex goes back in time to a historical site in Kershaw County showing us a local getaway spot in tonight's "On the Road" series.
Sumter man arrested, accused of having thousands of child pornographic images on phone
The Sumter County Sheriff's Office arrested a man accused of having thousands of images of child pornography on his cell phone, cloud files and in his cell phone storage cache.
Columbia police recognize 'Gun Violence Awareness' day
The Columbia Police Department is urging people to put their firearms down as they kick off the start to 'Gun Violence Awareness' day.
Midlands Military Matters: Annual fishing trip for vets
In tonight’s Midlands Military Matters, The Troop Appreciation Foundation hosts an annual fishing trip for vets in the Midlands.
Man admits to kidnapping pastor from church in Florence, pleads guilty
Joseph Alan Wright, 39, pled guilty Thursday morning in federal court to kidnapping and carjacking of a pastor back in December from his church on Cherokee Road in Florence.
Governor McMaster participates in fly around, speaks about hurricane preparedness
Hurricane Season is here and state officials want to make sure the Palmetto State is prepared.
Debate finally set for South Carolina Democratic hopefuls
At least some of the five South Carolina Democrats seeking their party's gubernatorial nomination are expected to debate next week, just more than a week before the state's primary elections.
Panthers' practice facility dead after Chapter 11 filing
The Carolina Panthers' proposed $800 million practice facility project in Rock Hill, South Carolina, is officially dead after team owner David Tepper’s real estate company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Delaware on Wednesday night.
AG Alan Wilson pledges to join FCC in effort to combat robocalls
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson has pledged to join the FCC and other states to fight robocalls.
Midlands Starbucks employees unionize
The fight to join a union for one Midlands Starbucks ends in victory.
Court approves $4.3M judgement for estate of Alex Murdaugh housekeeper Gloria Satterfield
By confessing judgment, Murdaugh admits Satterfield's family is owed $4.3 million they sought from him in a lawsuit filed on their behalf back in September 2021. The $4.3 million dollar figure represents the amount of insurance settlement money Murdaugh is accused of stealing from the Satterfield estate after her death.
SCDEW reports increase in first time unemployment insurance claims filed last week
From May 22-28, SCDEW says there were 1,823 initial unemployment insurance claims filed in the state, an increase from the 1,648 claims reported the previous week.
The WH celebrates 'Pride Month' by supporting LGBTQ legislation
The White House says it will celebrate Pride Month this June by signaling support for the LGBTQ community and their families
Tulsa police investigate mass shooting at medical center
Tulsa, Oklahoma police say multiple people have been shot, 4 confirmed dead after police say suspected gunman opened fire inside a O.K. medical center
Governor McMaster declares June "Fathers Matter Month"
Father's Day is a few weeks away, but today Governor Henry McMaster declared June as "Fathers Matter Month."
Motorcyclist rescued after being trapped under vehicle in Myrtle Beach
Police say the rider and the passenger on the bike were treated for non-life threatening injuries. WARNING: Video may be disturbing to some viewers.
DHEC: 8,648 new cases of COVID-19, two additional deaths in SC
DHEC reports 8,648 new cases of COVID-19 and two additional deaths in South Carolina.
10 people shot, injured during Memorial Day party
At least ten people, including responding officers, were injured during a mass shooting in downtown Charleston Monday night.
Richland School Board Two holds special meeting
The Richland Two School Board held a special called meeting Tuesday less than a week after Governor Henry McMaster said he planed to request an investigation into the behavior of the school board.
