It’s more than a monument. The sculptor calls the creation a bridge for generations.

If you’re not a frequent runner who is taking part in the Tunnel to Towers race, Dr. Justin Knight wants to remind those running to know their limits to prevent common injuries when training for a race.

Our military and first responders right here in the Midlands and across South Carolina continue to make the supreme sacrifice of life and limb for our country, including one surgeon at Lexington Medical Center.

Construction will begin next year on a new place for military families to stay while their loved ones receive medical care in Columbia.

Disabled American Veterans (DAV) and RecruitMilitary will host the Columbia Veterans Job Fair on Sept. 19 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the UofSC Alumni Center.

The inaugural Steps & Strides Against Veteran Suicide Walk is happening Monday morning. It will begin at the Columbia Vet Center on Richland Street.

There’s a new program headed to the Midlands designed to help combat veterans overcome post-traumatic stress. Warrior PATHH stands for progressive, alternative training for healing heroes.

People helping to build and donate a new mortgage-free home for a Marine injured in Afghanistan wrote “notes of love” for him.

Families will be able to stay at Fisher House for free as their loved ones receive treatment.

Legionnaires from American Legion Post 193 of Chapin will lay to rest the cremated remains of U.S. Army Veteran SPC 3 Devon D. Kobold at the Fort Jackson National Cemetery on Aug. 16 at 10 a.m.

The South Carolina National Guard held a deployment ceremony Saturday afternoon to recognize the 751st Combat Sustainment Support Battalion's mobilization in support of Operation Spartan Shield.

Michele Ladd is traveling from state to state meeting with veterans and first responders to talk about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, depression addiction, and suicide.

here's no question a service dog and its handler share a special bond.

Petty Officer Third Class James Miske died May 26 with no family to claim him or arrange his funeral.

A Midlands Army veteran battling ALS is able to fulfill a bucket list item. This week, she was back in uniform to lead the latest group of soldiers to complete basic training at Fort Jackson, as the soldiers marched off of Hilton Field for their graduation ceremony.

A South Carolina funeral home is asking people to come to the funeral of a 75-year-old Navy veteran who has no family to claim him.

The Department of Veteran's Affairs rolled out its new healthcare system Thursday.

Thursday we commemorate the 75 the anniversary of D-Day, one of the turning points of World War II.

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The fort's 102nd anniversary was held on Hilton Field on June 1.

You have to travel for miles off the interstate to reach 102-year-old Buddy Kunkle’s rural Prosperity home. But it’s worth it.

Monday, hundreds gathered at Fort Jackson National Cemetery to honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice.

In a powerful sentence, Gold Star Mother Diane Rawl drew a comparison between the temperature we are feeling in Columbia, and what those who have served and died went through.

As we remember the lives of those who died protecting our country, there are a few events taking place in the Midlands to commemorate Memorial Day.

Carowinds has announced military-focused discounts that both active service members and veterans, along with their families, can enjoy together this summer.

He was laid to rest Saturday at Spring Grove Cemetery

In honor of our nation’s veterans - a local non-profit held the 2nd annual Barbecue for the Brave in Lexington.

There will be a ribbon cutting ceremony Tuesday for the brand new pavilions at Centennial Park on Fort Jackson.

South Carolina was ranked among the 10 best states for military retirees, according to a recent study released by WalletHub.

From May 20 through May 24, you can drop off any of the items suggested below at WIS, any AllSouth Federal Credit Union location listed to the right, or Bath Fitter on Huger Street in Columbia.

Seven dogs received their diplomas at today’s graduation, and all of those certificates were delivered by fellow pups.

Fort Jackson officials honored one of their own during a building dedication ceremony on May 2.

Holocaust Remembrance Day will be nationally recognized on May 2.

It’s advice we all need to hear: you can’t fix stupid, but you CAN throw glitter on it.

There are currently 21 chapters open across the U.S., and the Palmetto State was just recently added to that list.

It’s that time of the week - our service dog-in-training Winston and his trainers from PAALS stopped by the studio to give us an update on his training and his work throughout the week.

The announcement was made by the Columbia Chamber on April 11.

Central Midlands Transitional Retreat is a Lexington County housing facility specifically designed for U.S. veterans in partnership with the VA hospital. The program offers transitional housing for homeless or in-crisis veterans, as well as training and education to get them into the workforce.

The Gateway to the Army Association is building a new area at Fort Jackson for families to gather and enjoy time together during Entry Training graduations and Family Day.

Known from the outset as the go-to Army-Navy surplus store and pawn shop named “Moe Levy” is one that most Columbia natives know.