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Fresh fruits and vegetables, that's what the Columbia Food Policy Committee is aiming to provide during an upcoming Pop-Up Produce event next week. → Read More
As the University of South Carolina begins using saliva-based COVID-19 testing, DHEC says they plan to use large-scale saliva testing when it's available. → Read More
Nearly 300 students, faculty and staff were tested for COVID-19 on Wednesday using a new saliva-based test. → Read More
Teachers from around the state asked questions about safety, class sizes and virtual/in-person teaching ahead of the school year. → Read More
The SC Election Commission, along with other political organizations, have asked lawmakers to allow "state of emergency" to be a reason for an absentee ballot → Read More
The SC Election Commission, along with other political organizations, have asked lawmakers to allow "state of emergency" to be a reason for an absentee ballot → Read More
Governor McMaster's plan to give $32 million in GEER's funding to private schools is still being challenged in court. Supreme Court could hear the case. → Read More
Attorneys argued if Governor McMaster's push to give $32 million to private schools is constitutional during Wednesday's hearing. A judge is expected to rule on it. → Read More
The Equitable Justice System & Law Enforcement Reform Committee listened to several hours of testimony from experts on police and criminal justice reform. → Read More
"I felt confident that we could offer a five-day on site traditional model," says Dr. Melton. "Things have changed." → Read More
Despite Governor McMaster's call for school districts to provide an in-person option at the start of the school year, Richland Two continues their online plan. → Read More
Governor Henry McMaster announced on Monday plans to allocate $32 million in Governor Emergency Education Relief funding to private schools around the state. → Read More
South Carolina schools are coming up with ways to open safely. Here's a look at their plans so far. → Read More
The district is still working on plans, but one would allow students to have face-to-face classes two times a week, and virtual three. → Read More
School districts around the Midlands are reworking their plans for starting in the fall following a press conference with Governor McMaster. → Read More
RCSD says they have been "made aware of possible fraud involving p-cards, and will be looking into it and coordinating with the county administrator." → Read More
With the start of the school year nearly a month away, school districts around the Midlands are working to finalizes plans for students and teachers. → Read More
Tesa Conerly was hospitalized for COVID-19 for a week. She's concerned that her foster children contracted the virus following a family visit with DSS. → Read More
Sheriff Leon Lott and Columbia Police Chief Skip Holbrook have announced additional suspects in their riot investigation. → Read More
The City of Columbia's face mask ordinance goes into effect at 6 am on Friday, June 26th. → Read More