The Latest: Two new fires erupt in Southern California
Firefighters are battling two fires in the inland region east of Los Angeles as strong winds sweep parts of California.
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SCHP: Pedestrian killed after a vehicle collision on Cherokee Boulevard
South Carolina Highway Patrol officials say a pedestrian was killed after a vehicle collision on Wednesday.
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden refused communion for stance on abortion rights
Florence, SC (CNN) --- Former Vice President turned Democratic Presidential candidate, Joe Biden's support for abortion rights apparently put him in an awkward position at a church in Florence. The Pastor at Saint…
Siblings killed in fiery crash honored at local restaurant
A pair of siblings who died in a fiery car crash on I-20 over the weekend are being remembered at a local restaurant.
Judge: Sheriff can't put Halloween warning signs up at homes of registered sex offenders
A federal judge has blocked a Georgia sheriff from posting signs in front of the homes of three registered sex offenders warning people not to trick-or-treat there.
Twitter will no longer allow political ads on its social media platform
(WOLO, ABC NEWS) - The CEO of Twitter on Wednesday announced that the social media platform would stop all political advertising on Twitter globally. "We believe political message reach should be earned, not bought," said CEO Jack Dorsey. Big move…
Father of Nevaeh Adams files lawsuit against Lantana Apartments
According to court documents, the father of Nevaeh Adams has filed a lawsuit against the Lantana Apartments in Sumter.
Hospital recycles sterile surgical wrap to make sleeping bags for the homeless
A group of Florida nurses are using their stitching skills in a whole new way.
Delays for reopening of Trenholm Road due to wet weather
The City of Columbia has made steady progress on repairs to the section of Trenholm Road damaged two weeks ago by a main line break.
"The devil is in the details": New NCAA ruling could change how student-athletes profit off likeness
College athletes are one step closer to making money off their names, images, and likenesses.
One injured after deputy-involved shooting in Kershaw
One man has been taken to a hospital after firing shots at deputies in Kershaw County on Wednesday afternoon.
RCSD increasing deputies at local high school due to potential threat on Halloween
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says it will increasing deputies at one local high school amid rumors of a potential threat on Halloween.
Not too late to register for Salvation Army's Angel Tree Christmas Program
The Salvation Army is already working to help grant Christmas wishes for kids in the Midlands community this holiday season. Through Thursday, parents are able to register for the Angel Tree Christmas Program.
Epstein injuries seem like homicide: Family Doctor
A longtime forensic pathologist hired by Jeffrey Epstein's brother says some evidence suggests Epstein died by homicidal strangulation, not suicide by hanging.
Deputies: Missing Orangeburg man with medical conditions found safe
Orangeburg County Sheriff's Office says a missing elderly man with several medical conditions has been found safe.
Armed robbery at Circle K on Broad River Road under investigation
Richland County deputies say they're investigating an armed robbery at a Circle K convenience store on Tuesday.
Alabama's controversial abortion bill blocked by federal judge
(CNN) ---A Federal judge has blocked Alabama's controversial abortion bill. The legislation was slated to take effect November 15th, 2019 and would have made almost all abortions in the state illegal including cases…
Amy O’Rourke's first solo trip to the Midlands
Amy O'rourke, the wife of presidential hopeful Beto O'rourke, made her first solo trip to the palmetto state to meet with voters and talk about a number of issues.
Pediatricians endorse weight loss surgery for kids
In new recommendations, doctors are recommending weight loss surgery for children and teens.
Appeals court won't hold rehearing after reinstating Mother Emanuel shooting lawsuit
A federal appeals court has rejected a request to reconsider a ruling that reinstated a lawsuit over a faulty background check that allowed a South Carolina man to buy the gun he used to kill nine people in a racist attack at a Charleston church.
