The South Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association along with the Scofflaw Brewing Company has launched a relief fund to help those who work in the hospitality industry who have been affected by COVID-19.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) is offering a cash reward of up to $5,000 for information related to a fire at Whaley Street United Methodist Church.

The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control has announced five additional deaths related to COVID-19 in the state.

In its continued effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, Prisma Health has added in-house COVID-19 testing in the Upstate and in the Midlands.

Officials with the University of South Carolina announced Thursday that remote learning will be extended through the end of the Summer II semester, which is August 1 for the Columbia and Palmetto College campuses.

Publix is now implementing contactless pay options in all of its stores.

The victim tried to leave in his car during an argument, but the suspect followed him and shot him, deputies said.

Clemson University has announced a new grading policy for the spring semester amid the COVID-19 crisis.

Primal Gourmet is on a mission to deliver healthy meals to hospital workers on the job.

Merrell Johnson from MIRCI it’s normal at times like this to feel sad, overwhelmed, even depressed.

Financial expert Karen R. Jenkins visits WIS TODAY to share smart strategies to deal with debt plus, where and how to get help!

The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce has released new data regarding the number of unemployment insurance claims in the state.

The inbound lane of Sunset Boulevard at Old Cherokee Road is closed due to a collision.

Sumter Police Department is searching for a man wanted for robbing a woman at gunpoint earlier this week.

Schools across the state may be closed, but Richland Two has provided students with a way to complete e-learning assignments.

In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, Manning Mayor Julia Nelson has issued an emergency curfew.

SC Thrive has announced a new way for residents to receive benefits without having to leave their homes.

The South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole, and Pardon Services has now suspended all offender hearings.

Officials at Three Rivers Behavioral Health have announced new changes to services and programs due to COVID-19.

Columbia Chamber CEO Carl Blackstone breaks down paid sick leave, family and medical leave and financial resources for small business on WIS Today.

AARP SC is hosting a free tele-town hall for their members and the public that will focus on financial security during the coronavirus pandemic.

The meeting is Tuesday, March 31 at 6 p.m. and the council wants input from the public.

Do local Stay-At-Home ordinances stand?

Public K-12 schools are closed through April, and could be closed longer as the state fights the spread of the coronavirus.

A Lugoff-Elgin High School student has died after drowning in Lake Wateree, according to the Kershaw County Coroner’s Office.

Now that the stimulus bill has passed, who gets a check? How much? And when?

The current South Carolina Teacher of the Year has a message of encouragement for teachers, parents & students.

Two South Carolina representatives have written a letter asking the top judge in the state to help protect residents currently living in hotels and temporary housing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Securities Division of the South Carolina Attorney General’s Office is warning investors to be wary of an increase in fraudulent investment schemes.

The $2 trillion emergency stimulus bill recently signed by President Donald Trump will provide help for South Carolina agriculture, according to state officials.