No one hurt after fire at Whaley Street United Methodist Church
Columbia Fire Department says no one is hurt after a fire at the Whaley Street United Methodist Church on Thursday.
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Lexington County Coroner identifies victim of Woodtrail Drive fatal collision
Lexington County Coroner’s Office has identified the victim of a fatal collision in Gaston on Thursday. Derek Butler died on Woodtrail Drive
Missing SC 10-year-old girl found safe in Georgia; mother arrested
Richland County deputies say a missing girl has been found safe in Georgia, with her mother being arrested.
SC servers can get 6 weeks of unemployment pay if their employers apply for this program
by Anjali Patel As local restaurant owners fire their employees so they could get financial help, the unemployment benefits portal is being overloaded with people. MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WPDE) — Many in the service industry across South Carolina are out of work following Gov. Henry McMaster’s order to shut down dine-in service amid the coronavirus outbreak. But, servers and others impacted by…
Man arrested for fatal shooting on Brady Street in Richland County
Richland County deputies have arrested a man accused of fatally shooting a woman last month. The shooting took place on Brady St.
SC Supreme Court overturns gang member’s attempted murder conviction
The South Carolina Supreme Court has unanimously overturned the attempted murder conviction of a gang member.
Man arrested for having sexual conduct with 13-year-old girl
Richland County Sheriff’s Department says they arrested a man accused of having sexual conduct with a teenage girl.
Senator Tim Scott worries a relief bill could have “disastrous effects” on SC
(WOLO) – US Senator Tim Scott is sharing his thoughts on the potential relief bill. He says that though the COVID-19 package is will-intended, it could have “disastrous effects on South Carolina’s small businesses and their employees.” Senator Scott says he has been involved in talks with other congress members about another measure that will bring families, workers, healthcare professionals…
Lexington District One offering a free food program to kids 18 and under
Starting today, March 18th, 2020, Lexington School District One will offer a free food program to children 18 years and under.
Judge approves $520M settlement in Santee Cooper lawsuit
An SC judge gave preliminary approval to a $520M settlement to refund Santee Cooper customers charged for the failed nuclear project.
