Booker Washington Heights residents shared their concern about infrastructure changes that come with the University of South Carolina’s development for a new medical school.
We’ve got warm and dry conditions for the next couple of days, then rain chances go up as we watch what’s brewing in the Gulf bring moisture to South Carolina.
The South Carolina Department of Veterans’ Affairs (SCDVA) is hosting a 5K run and walk for veterans, military families and interested runners this Saturday.
Johnathan Felkel pleaded guilty Tuesday morning to state charges of hate intimidation, assault and battery in connection with a July 2025 shooting in the Spring Valley neighborhood.
An Aiken man with prior convictions for domestic violence, kidnapping, and illegally possessing a firearm has been sentenced to federal prison after tossing a loaded gun during a traffic stop in Five Points.
Attorney General Alan Wilson will host the 29th Annual Silent Witness Ceremony on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 10 a.m. on the south steps of the South Carolina Statehouse grounds.
After 12 years, the Italian Festival is making its comeback in Columbia this weekend with a free day of food, music, and family activities at Finlay Park.
Court documents show that Dylann Roof’s attempt to appeal his sentencing based on a judge’s alleged desire to oversee the trial has failed after the Supreme Court said they would not hear his case.
Here’s what we know about the timeline of events leading up to the discovery of 18-year-old Nolan Wells’ body on Horn Island and the aftermath in days following.
Columbia police say they need help identifying a person of interest and have made another arrest in connection with the Sept. 5 shooting in the Five Points Food Lion parking lot.
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson sent a letter to Flock Safety on Monday, questioning the company’s privacy and security policies regarding its license-plate camera system.
Drivers traveling through Sumter County should prepare for a detour next week as transportation crews close a section of U.S. 521 near Rembert for repairs.
Lexington County is honoring a firefighter who died in the line of duty 25 years after his last call, enshrining Jeffrey Chavis’ legacy with a new fire station that bears his name.
