McGregor is a 2-year-old lab mix described as friendly, happy and "practically a lap dog."

The key now is having people available to run them.

This is one of the worst times of the year for our dogs and cats as ticks are out and about more.

This park was made possible with funding provided through HUD’s Community Development Block Grant program in which the parks and recreation department was awarded $219,534.

Over at Fleur de Licious, they have all your Cajun favorites! Beignets, po boys, red beans and rice, gumbo, and more!

The downtown connector, Soda Cap, will no longer be free to ride

The Horry County Police Department is welcoming the first woman to its command staff.

The money comes from the Governor’s Emergency Education Relief Funds, also known as GEER funds.

Keep the Midlands Beautiful started the Spotless Service Saturday initiative to address highly-littered roads in the Columbia area.

Mr. Damien Jackson, known as Coach Jack at Dreher High School, died in the hospital Monday morning, school officials said.

The actor was seen on a downtown street filming most of the day Monday.

Olly crashed a “Beat Cancer Celebration” for 11 year old cancer survivor Emily Prince of Hopkins, South Carolina.

The Board approved a $2.5 million purchase agreement.

Etta is a super playful and friendly girl who gets along with other cats.

The month-long celebration will feature free, curbside family project kits and project inspiration.

Leaders from Hughes Development Corporation were joined by Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin and other local leaders from government, business, and the community to celebrate the commencement of the project.

There are a few ways you may see the money come to you.

This week, we’re heading over to Railroad BBQ on Hampton St. in Columbia!

Night of Hope is at 7:00 p.m., March 23 at Doko Meadows Park at 100 Alvina Hagood Circle in Blythewood.

Mrs. Maxine Palmer Canzater has 12 children, 41 grandchildren, more than 60 great-grandchildren and more than 15 great-great-grandchildren!

Send us your pictures and you could see your pup on TV!

The group brings together 35 different congregations from around Columbia, looking to get to work with faith-based action.

Officials say he requires medication.

Joseph “Red” Lanier, Jr. died on Sunday at the age of 85.

She was presented with a check for $10,000.

Warren Priestley turned 100 years old on Friday, March 26.

The program will provide up to 12 months of rental and utility assistance for eligible households.

Tia was saved from a local municipal shelter where any dog can be at risk of euthanasia.

The deadline to verify an address is March 19.

According to officials, the incident happened at 2:30 p.m. Thursday.

This week, one Lowcountry man is home for the first time in more than seven months after nearly losing his life to the coronavirus.

She was last seen walking off from the Sumter Stop.

Operations are expected to begin in May 2021.

Officials say the resignation is related to COVID-19 complications.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency says it is working to set up a toll-free number to help families who’ve lost loved ones to COVID-19 apply for funeral assistance.

She started manufacturing the accessories herself and then selling them online and at local farmers markets in 2019.

In the Irmo area, Blue Granite only has control of the sewer.

The South Carolina Director of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism, Duane Parrish, said this is a trend in coastal cities across the state.

The Orangeburg NAACP Branch is looking to bring the doses to them.

He recently celebrated his fourth anniversary working at Publix and is getting a lot of attention because of a social media post.

She was born March 12, 1921.

Lexington will hold its annual Shamrock Parade on Saturday, March 13.

Jaiven Lowery-Isaac's parents encouraged him to open up his own shoe store.

Cody is a playful boy that enjoys getting pets.

Attendees will be able to get their favorite fair foods from the safety of their vehicles

He finally got his medals just shy of his 100th birthday.

A longtime resident is being recognized for her service to the Myrtle Beach community.

The package sets aside $28.6 billion for restaurants in the form of grants.

The university will also conduct in-person recognition ceremonies for May and December 2020 graduates.

All she was able to salvage is a few papers and her husband’s bibles.

Health care workers were joined by members of the community for the celebration.

Southern Living magazine announced Tuesday morning it named Grammy-winning musician and Lowcountry native Darius Rucker the “Southerner of the Year.”

This week, we’re heading over to Nothin’ But Wings on Colonial Drive in Columbia!

The zoo has set up an online auction open through March 15.

This doggo is so gentle and loves to cuddle, give kisses, wag her tail and flash that beautiful smile!

The veterans say it relaxes them, and helps them have a better quality of life.

Estella Williams celebrated her 94th birthday over the weekend.

You can visit the Real Mexico Facebook page to see if anything catches your eye.