A painful and tragic update coming out of Sumter. During a news conference Tuesday, police revealed that the remains of five-year-old Nevaeh Adams, who was missing for two months, were found late last week in the Richland Landfill in Elgin.
A former University of South Carolina assistant football coach violated NCAA recruiting contact and communication rules, according to an agreement released by the Division I Committee on Infractions.
Charlamagne Tha God, a South Carolina native and co-host of the popular radio show “The Breakfast Club,” was in Orangeburg giving back for a good cause this past weekend.
Lawmakers are mulling over a piece of legislation that would require all sign language interpreters in the state to be nationally certified before they can be hired to work in hospitals, courtrooms, and public schools.
A woman who was dissatisfied with her weave assaulted an employee by cutting her hair and punching her at a Moncks Corner salon, according to a police report.
The Her Idea HBCU Tour kicks off at Benedict College on Oct. 22-24 bringing millennial entrepreneurs, digital media experts, and venture capitalists about their pathways to success.
South Carolina football coach Will Muschamp was heated with at least one official immediately after his team’s 38-27 loss to Florida on Saturday afternoon at Williams-Brice.
Two national speakers will share their experience with vaping during a free event at White Knoll High School, Monday evening. Everyone is welcome to attend, but the flyer is specifically reaching out to families with students in sixth grade and up.
It’s the last day of the South Carolina State Fair and hundreds of fairgoers went to soak up their last day of rides and sweet foods before all the vendors pack up until next year.
Tropical Storm Nestor brought heavy rain and gusty winds to the Midlands starting this morning but that didn’t stop hundreds of people from pouring into Columbia for the face-off between the UofSC Gamecocks and the Florida Gators and another day at the South Carolina State Fair.
Officials say they were conducting a wellness check at a home in Clover, South Carolina, July 31, when they discovered three people dead. Months later, the autopsy report was released.
The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department has charged a seventh-grade Pelion Middle School student on Friday after he brought a knife on campus and threatened to kill a teacher.
A few weeks after a lawsuit was filed in Richland County over the South Carolina Republican Party’s decision to cancel their presidential preference primary in 2020, a judge listened to arguments from attorneys representing the plaintiffs and defendants in the case.
In 27 years of Healthy Learners working to remove children’s health barriers to learning, the nonprofit has served 14,000 children and provided more than 70,000 services.
A man shot by a Charleston County deputy responding to a call about a possible home invasion received a $750,000 payout from the South Carolina Insurance Reserve Fund.
Nearly every county in South Carolina continues to experience drought conditions. This update coming after the state’s Drought Response Committee met this week to reevaluate the drought status of each county.
It’s bound to be another busy weekend at the state fair in Columbia, and if you attend, you may see some PAALS service dogs roaming the fairgrounds, including service-dog-in-training, Winston.
During Tuesday night’s Democratic presidential debate, one candidate highlighted a resident in Denmark, South Carolina, and her fight for cleaner water in that community.
Nearly a million children nationwide automatically eligible for free school lunch programs could lose that eligibility. A new proposal aims to tighten eligibility for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, commonly known as food stamps.
More than 2 million people across eight states, and in the nation’s capital, are expected to take part in Thursday’s Great SouthEast ShakeOut. This safety drill is the highlight of South Carolina’s ongoing Earthquake Preparedness Week.
There are plenty of things to eat out at the South Carolina State Fair, but it may be a little more difficult to find some foods that you like if you’re cutting back on the meats or are a vegetarian.
Since 1937, Columbus Day has been recognized as a federal holiday. In recent years, there’s been a strong push by many across the nation to observe Indigenous People’s Day instead.
On Wednesday morning, Allen Taste took some notes from his college professor. Pretty soon, Taste, a senior at Claflin University, will be the one standing in front of the classroom.
A group of fifth-graders across Richland School District One signed the dotted line on Wednesday, pledging to alert an adult if they find a gun and act as if it’s loaded.
Just a few years removed from a massive data breach in South Carolina, an online study finds our state is still one of the most vulnerable to identity theft and fraud.
A Rock Hill mother says her daughter and niece were approached by a man who grabbed one of them by the book bag and tried to get them to go to a local park after getting off the school bus.
Tuesday morning, officials with the South Carolina Emergency Management Division were at the state’s Emergency Operations Center going over their plan for a major earthquake in South Carolina.
