The Columbia Richland County Fire Department reported an empty duplex on the 500 block of Saluda Avenue caught fire the morning of Nov. 24. It's near the heart of the Five Points neighborhood.
After hearing complaints of blight, fires, and vandalism, a WIS Investigation has found Columbia had hundreds of neglected property cases as of mid-June.
A WIS investigation into Kershaw County law enforcement records found the sheriff was presented with concerns about one of his deputy’s uses of force at least twice before an alleged assault resulted in the deputy’s firing, criminal charges, and a lawsuit.
A WIS Investigation into two 911 calls the morning of Friday, Sept. 24 show ambulance service was not available despite repeated calls for help for stroke victim Tommy Betenbaugh.
The Grand Strand greets thousands of visitors every year, and although many have great experiences with the place they choose to spend the night, it doesn’t always work out that way.
Reports of child abuse are down nearly forty percent in South Carolina from this time last year.Unfortunately, that does not mean abuse is actually down.
A deadly shooting in 2017 at a nightclub called the Black Pearl turned life upside down for everyone involved. That shooting led to the closure of the business, but the owner said he was shut down unjustly.
Marcus Dwyer III was an 18-year-old student-athlete at Pelion High School. According to an incident report, he drowned just before 4 Sunday at Carson Landing, near North and in the Edisto River.
Army Staff Sergeant Andrew Marrow is serving 18 months in a military prison in Charleston for his role in a horrific accident at Fort Jackson that killed 2 privates, Timothy Ashcraft, and Ethan Shrader.
.Tiffany Putnam is a mother of two and lives in a small home in Columbia. She doesn't use a large amount of water each day, only the typical household water usage for laundry, washing dishes, and taking showers.
Contractors who are members of the lobbying group, South Carolina Alliance to Fix Our Roads (SCFOR) are the biggest winners in securing the bids associated with the new Road Funding Bill, passed July 1, according to SCDOT records.
