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Neighbors in Lexington County said they thought they were getting a new road decades ago, but they are still waiting.
Every Sunday, churchgoers gather along Meeting House Road in rural Sumter County, but getting to worship has turned into a hazardous journey over crumbling pavement.
An ongoing cycle of underground water leaks and road repairs has left a local street looking like a patchwork quilt, sparking questions over who is responsible when a city utility pipe fails beneath a county road.
State lawmakers have set aside $12.5 million for a new Road Buyback Program designed to help SCDOT transfer some lower-priority roads to local governments.
The Central Midlands Council of Governments is drafting a 25-year roadmap covering Richland, Lexington, Newberry and Fairfield counties.
Richland County says new drainage pipe was recently installed, but one neighbor says access has been blocked for more than a week.
Residents near Woodcrest Lane say the one-mile stretch of road has deteriorated into a series of potholes and failed temporary repairs, creating what one neighbor calls a “patch on patch” problem.
A dozen businesses along the Manning Avenue corridor in Sumter are asking for help as construction on the Manning Avenue Bridge Replacement Project continues.
Construction has begun on a flood-damaged road that left dozens of Richland County families relying on a makeshift detour for more than a decade.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation has closed the Sanfield Road Bridge over Simmons Creek.
Over the past year, WIS Investigates has been spotlighting potholes, cracked asphalt, and other poor road conditions across the Midlands.
Neighbors say the corridor has become increasingly rough to drive despite years of patchwork repairs.
Residents of a Richland County neighborhood say the only road in and out of their community is deteriorating.
Residents along Stoney Hill Road in Prosperity say deep potholes and deteriorating pavement have made the road a safety hazard, and they want the state to act.
Demolition of the Woodcreek Farms Bridge began last week in Northeast Columbia.
Thousands of new residents and jobs are coming to northeast Richland County, but neighbors say one of the bridges over Interstate 77 can’t handle it.
Neighbors along Stoney Battery Road say it’s become increasingly rough over the years and they say it’s a safety issue.
Richland County officials first identified Jessie Derrick Road for paving over a decade ago, but the people who live there say they can't wait much longer.
Black River Road runs far beyond Camden, but concerned driver tips focus on the eight-mile stretch in Kershaw County beginning at Highway 521.
Major resurfacing work is underway along a four-mile stretch of Clara Brown Road in Newberry County after years of potholes and nearly 500 patches.
