Art Smart Academy in Irmo is hosting a free art event in order to keep the memory of Faye Swetlik alive, not only in South Carolina but across the world.

Under a gloomy sky in Cayce, community members poured out to remember and grieve 6-year-old Faye Swetlik.

As the community continues to mourn the loss of 6-year-old Faye Swetlik, one of her teachers has opened up about having her as a student.

WIS was named “Best TV station” of the year, along with awards for both Judi Gatson and Rick Henry.

Families with kids under the age of 13 are invited to join the president and first lady for a day of Easter activities.

It’s been one week since 6-year-old Faye Swetlik was first reported missing. Days into the search, police found her body. Her death has now been ruled a homicide.

Two Midlands men are offering the public a special view of the motorcade that brought Faye Swetlik’s body from her autopsy in Charleston back to Lexington.

It’s been nearly a week since Faye Swetlik, 6, was reported missing after being last seen playing in her front yard Monday afternoon.

The family of Faye Swetlik will not have to pay any money for the little girl’s funeral. Caughman Harman Funeral Home said all expenses will be covered.

She said if Faye knew you, she was hugging you, touching others with a heart of gold she carried everywhere she went.

News of little Faye’s death has affected people around the nation and even the world.

Saturday marks the two-year anniversary for the cafe, whose chain was started in honor of two children with Down Syndrome.

Jenee Scott says she has seen a lot of awful rumors and speculation on social media and asks that everyone give the family space to go through the grieving process.

Apps like Hinge, Bumble and The League might help you find your special someone!

Some of the films that will be shown include Black Panther, Emanuel and The Making of A Black President.

Neighbors are in shock that 6-year-old Faye's body was found in her neighborhood Thursday morning.

As the search continues for missing 6-year-old Faye Swetlik, community members in Cayce are turning to prayer.

State and federal law enforcement agencies have gotten involved in the search for a missing 6-year-old girl from South Carolina.

Every year, the South Carolina Law Review hosts a symposium to bring attention and discussion to some of the most pressing legal issues in our state and country.

The West Columbia river walk is closed for the fourth day in a row, as water from the Congaree River swallows much of the walking trail south of the Gervais Street bridge.

Lake Wateree is up to a nearly historic level, and people who live on the lake are dealing with serious flooding.

The Columbia-Richland County Fire Department has purchased a new firetruck.

Three friends in Kershaw County will be sharing a $200,000 lottery prize.

The veteran said it was one of the happiest days in all of his 99 years.

The show is Saturday, April 25 at 7 p.m. at Colonial Life Arena.

Governor Cooper has ordered U.S. and N.C. flags to be flown at half-staff in honor of Sgt. 1st Class Javier Jaguar Gutierrez, who was killed in a so-called insider attack in eastern Afghanistan.

A woman who was violently assaulted in Five Points two years ago is working to help other victims overcome sexual assault.

The Backstreet Boys DNA 2020 World Tour will come to Charlotte’s PNC Music Pavilion on September 22, following last year’s sold out North American tour.

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office has announced a benefit ride to honor one of their own who died in a December crash.

Ahead of intense cancer treatment, the Marine Corps League of the Lowcountry granted the wish of a home-bound Korean war veteran with a ceremony to join the organization.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is urging the community to seek out opportunities to volunteer at their local VA facilities.

In Eastover Saturday, friends and family paid tribute to a man who was shot and killed one year ago.

A space heater caused a home on North Trenholm road to catch on fire.

The WIS PAALS pups are 10 weeks old and starting to get the big kid treatment!

After all the damage at NCHS, students were sure they weren't going to have a prom.

A Columbia man was shopping for building supplies at Home Depot when his truck and beloved dog were stolen from the parking lot.

Take your family to the South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum for the third annual SwordFest.

South Carolina rolled out a new program Wednesday. Palmetto Pre-K will help parents find pre-kindergarten programs for their students. Those programs may be subsidized depending on the need.

President Donald Trump stopped to recognize McGee who was in the crowd at the State of the Union address.

Shaw Air Force Base will be providing bottled water to residents at the Crescent Mobile Home Park in Sumter. This latest development comes after DHEC confirmed earlier this week that water at that mobile home park tested positive for contaminants.

Columbia Fire Department is reporting 4 adults and 9 children have been displaced after a house fire.

Days after WIS brought you a story about an unpaved sidewalk causing North Columbia business owners both headaches and profit, the sidewalk is being repaved as part of the Richland County Penny Tax program.

The Columbia Chamber of Commerce hosted a free and open to the public event updating community members about safety in the area.

It was designed by The Half and Half.

The new-look continues to focus on highlighting CAE’s legacy of flying with ease.

The first full-service restaurant to open in the BullStreet District is now shifting its focus to special events.

The bridge's arches have been adorned with flowers and red and white twinkling lights in honor of the season.

Runners and walkers are invited to be part of the next “Run for God” training program, which starts Sunday, February 16.

Four new bundles of joy were born at Brookgreen Gardens Lowcountry Zoo.

The demolition of the North Central High School football stadium began on Monday, as the school district’s superintendent vows to hold graduation on the field for the class of 2020.

The dog, now named Magnus, had serious injuries to his back and could not use his hind legs.

Students at Sandlapper Elementary have been working since Thanksgiving at becoming young roboticists.

The American Red Cross will be assisting a family of seven whose home was damaged by a house fire.

The Columbia Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a “Safety in the Community” forum this upcoming week.

SC Highway Patrol is investigating a collision that left one person dead in Lexington County.

The American Red Cross is assisting two families whose home was damaged by a fire yesterday afternoon.

Two teenagers are now in their final resting spot.

"The Strike Out to End Hunger" community service project is aimed to help families who are need within Dorchester District Two and the community.