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The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal car vs. pedestrian accident that happened on Broad River Road Tuesday night.More >>

Business leaders in Columbia voiced their displeasure over a new rule from City Council aimed at determining more precisely how much money those businesses were bringing in.More >>

Family and friends of a local businessman who vanished without a trace over the weekend will gather to pray for his safe return tonight.More >>

It's 2005, and Adam Turner is performing at the Springdale Elementary School Talent Show. He chose to sing a Tim McGraw song. It's "Live Like You Were Dying."More >>

All eastbound lanes of Interstate 26 are back open after being shut down for several hours Tuesday morning while emergency crews cleaned up the mess left behind from a tractor trailer accident.More >>

Things are slowing down on a dangerous portion of Highway 6 after two children were killed in an accident last year and residents asked for change.More >>

An Ohio middle school teacher has been charged with public intoxication and simple assault after two bouncers claimed she bit them while drunk early Sunday morning.More >>

Nearly 500 children are treated every year at Palmetto Health Children's Hospital for sickle cell disease. It's a painful disorder that typically affects African-Americans, but not many people know about. More >>

In the neighborhoods south of the Dorn Medical Center, golf clubs have become walking sticks thanks to a pair of fox attacks put folks in the area on high alert.More >>

Teen driving deaths are up 11 percent nationwide from January to June of 2011. From January to Feb. 20 of last year, four teens were killed while driving on roads.More >>

South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley said her proposed budget for 2012-13 increases money for public schools, but a closer look shows her recommendations would actually decrease state funding by nearly $80 million.More >>

This week every third grader in the Richland One School District is getting a copy of "All Around Town," a children's book written by local children's author Dinah Johnson.More >>

Spartanburg County deputies said a shooting Saturday afternoon during a concealed weapons class sent one person to the hospital.More >>

For 40 years Lela McGhee has called Dixonville home.  The 61-year-old says she's seen her neighborhood change from a safe community where neighbors looked out for each other to a place known for something else.More >>

A strong storm system moving through the deep south is expected to arrive in the Midlands early Sunday morning.More >>

Richland County sheriff's deputies are investigating a shooting that occurred on Farrow Road Friday afternoon.More >>

It took 14 years and $24 million to make one building a reality. It's the transit center -- the first phase of the James Clyburn transportation center at SC State.More >>

Now that it's tax season, it's important to make sure you are getting help on your income tax returns without getting scammed.More >>

A drug suspect who Richland County sheriff's deputies say shot at them during the execution of a search warrant has been charged with attempted murder and possession with intent to distribute marijuana.More >>

The Richland County Sheriff's Department says they arrested a North Charleston man Tuesday on charges that he sexually assaulted two women in the 1980s.More >>

Six months after staying tight lipped about who they were investigating as a person of interest in the disappearance of Brittanee Drexel, investigators in Myrtle Beach are releasing names.More >>

The South Carolina State Board of Trustees has been in "executive session" since early Thursday morning. University President Dr. George Cooper has admitted the school is currently under some sort of investigation, according to WIS News 10's Jody Barr.More >>

A WIS Investigation took a look into the backgrounds of interim South Carolina State University police chief and the department's commander, which found both men had run ins with law enforcement in their past.More >>

A money scam recently hit too close to home for one Lexington County family, cashing in not only on their bank account, but on their emotions.More >>

An online video posted over the weekend details a plot to "harass" Kershaw County deputies over one group's anger about what it calls, "the police state of South Carolina." Elgin town councilman Larry Risvold and Kershaw County Patriots leader Jeff Mattox spoke to a group in Cayce about their plans last Saturday.More >>

Miles above Crayton Middle School the International Space Station brought a kind of interstellar Skype session to a captivated audience.  Crayton is one of three schools from across the country selected to spend 20 minutes talking with astronauts on the International Space Station.More >>

Running is thought to be an easy exercise to get into. After all, there's no equipment, you can do it anywhere and you can do it by yourself or with friends.More >>

Surveillance cameras left in place after Columbia's New Year's Eve celebration captured a bizarre scene on February 3 -- a seemingly drunk man swinging a large chain and threatening pedestrians in broad daylight on Main St.More >>

As I eat, sleep, and pray side-by-side with the homeless, I miss my family, my home, work, and life as I've always known it. That feeling is a luxury out on the streets. Most of the men I meet along the way want very little to do with their past. In many ways, their past is what pushed them to the streets.
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Imagine taking the time-honored tradition of the blind date and combining it with a little bit of manic speed. You get, of course, speed dating.More >>

When pit bulls began disappearing from the Columbia Animal Shelter late last month, you won't believe where they ended up: chained to trees in a crude stockade off Zorn Street near the Bamberg County town of Denmark.More >>