As businesses reopen across the state, some shops may be re-evaluating their future.

The Aiken County Coroner’s Office has identified the man who died after a single-vehicle collision.

Hourly frontline grocery, supply chain, manufacturing, pharmacy, and call center associates will be eligible.

Many kids are wrapping up the school year and getting ready for summer.

Friday, May 15 a South Carolina Supreme Court order postponing evictions and foreclosures will expire. The ruling was in response to the coronavirus pandemic and the economic downfalls that have come with it.

New listings in the Greater Columbia-Metropolitan area from April of last year to this year are down nearly 20%.

What kind of COVID19 liability do businesses have as they reopen?

In times of crisis, we can reduce our stress and anxiety by remembering we are part of a caring community.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is sending funding to South Carolina to help veterans in need amid the coronavirus pandemic.

NBC’s The Voice kicked off it’s semi-finals with all nine contestants and the four coaches singing a rendition of “Everyday People” by Sly and the Family Stone to honor those working on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic Monday night.

Dr. Shivani Patel with 32dental in Columbia, took a break from patients Monday morning to speak on WIS Today about safety protocols now in place at dentist offices no re-opening.

What do parents need to know about a rare COVID-19 related illness affecting children that has caused 5 deaths & up to 85 others to get sick? ‬

Mother’s Day and University of South Carolina graduation weekend are traditionally some of the busiest days on the calendar for Columbia restaurants.

A juvenile was killed in a hit-and-run crash Friday night in Robeson County, officials said.

The First Baptist Community Improvement Corporation is partnering with Harvest Hope to host a mobile food pantry in Sumter.

Are you in the mood for some soulful R&B, a little Rock ‘N Roll, and maybe a little jazz? We know a place you can attend that concert from the comfort of your own house Friday night.

Friday on WIS Today magician John Tudor shared some of his secrets.

How soon should barbershops & salons be allowed to reopen?

If you have travel plans, Mike Gula from Columbia Metropolitan Airport has big changes you need to know about before booking your next flight.

Laura Hewitt from the S. C. Hospital Association stops by WIS TODAY to talk about the amazing stories they’ve seen so far and where they’re headed next. ‪

The running community in South Carolina joins other states across the nation in honoring Ahmaud Arbery with a running tribute on Friday, May 8.

The Covid-19 pandemic has impacted many lives and taken a toll on some people’s mental health.

The City of Columbia launched a new safe haven initiative to give frontline workers ‘Peace of Mind.’

The Town of Lexington is taking extra steps to support small businesses facing hardships during the coronavirus pandemic.

Questions about public health, unemployment, voting or education?

Tuesday, May 5 is your chance to help local nonprofits overcome the impact of COVID-19. The seventh annual Midlands Gives challenge kicks off at 6 a.m. and goes until midnight, Wednesday, May 6 but the challenge will look a lot different this year because of the pandemic.

MAFIA (Make A Friend In Animals) is a non-profit in Winnsboro focused on rescuing abandoned or abused animals.

The top 17 musicians on NBC’s The Voice faced off virtually Monday night. Blythewood native, CammWess is still in the running.

Yes, we need your help finding a gentleman we’re naming “Door Dash Bruce.” No, he’s not in trouble. Stick with me here.

Fresh, fun & delicious. Health consultant Leré Robinson whips up some easy fruit recipes that are guaranteed to delight the kids.

What made the #1 ranked team in the country the best & set them apart from all the rest?

As restaurants expand dine-in service, what’s being done to protect customers & employees?

When Fort Dorchester alum Carlos Dunlap realized he would not be able to host his annual youth football camp because of the pandemic, he decided he still wanted to give back to the community.

Knowledge was killed Wednesday night when someone fired at least 12 rounds into his Columbia home.

With the return of those letters, laughter and loving memories have also returned home, during a time when it’s needed most.

Governor Henry McMaster proclaimed Sunday, May 3, as a statewide day of prayer in South Carolina.

The community came together to remember a little boy who loved cars, Peppa Pig and video games.

The fund is set up through the VA's Supportive Services for Veteran Families program.

Army veteran Lou Mascherino has been the owner of the Veteran’s Cafe and Grill since 2009. Since that time, it’s become a staple in the local veteran community.

A Murrells Inlet veteran got a birthday surprise he said he will remember for the rest of his life.

A young man whose story touched many hearts along the Grand Strand was honored with his own parade on Friday.

A Cayce Elementary teacher continues to go all-out for her students.

A local mom and her two daughters found a fun way to learn more about the Coronavirus.

As the outbreak and shutdowns have progressed, the need has increased -- and so has our commitment.

On Thursday, officials announced the West Columbia Riverwalk Park and Amphitheater will reopen on May 1.

Dr. Anna Kathryn Burch, pediatric infectious disease pediatrician with Prisma Heath, and Dr. Lauren Matthews, a pediatrician with Lexington Medical Center, make a house call to WIS TODAY to answer questions parents & kids have about COVID-19.

Patrice Penney from the University of South Carolina College of Social Work visits WIS TODAY to talk about parenting that will help kids cope.

Thursday, State Superintendent of Education Molly Spearman announced the convening of a task force charged with studying barriers to school operations and student learning during the COVID-19 pandemic and providing recommendations on how schools and districts can best restart in the fall.

Several people and groups -- including CPD and UofSC -- objected against the bar renewing its liquor license.

The dive bar closed in March when the governor ordered bars and restaurants to close to help fight the spread of COVID-19.

Wanda Williams-Bailey visits WIS TODAY to share details on who qualifies for Project HOPE and how to apply.

Junior Achievement (JA) of Greater South Carolina is just another organization that has adjusted to the covid-19 pandemic.

Melanie Matney with the SC Hospital Association joins us to answer important questions about SC hospitals on WIS TODAY.

Through the federal CARES Acts, South Carolina is offering child care vouchers in order to keep essential employees at work. The state will use a portion of the $63 million provided by the federal government to fund the vouchers.

DHEC data show 29203 is in the top 10 zip codes in the state with the highest number of estimated coronavirus cases.

MUSC Health in Charleston is one of a few health care systems across the country participating in a national hydroxychloroquine clinical trial.

Being a parent can be overwhelming at times, especially if you have concerns about your child’s growth, development, health or learning.

Beginning in April, Jackie Taylor has made over 700 masks to give away.