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It comes as part of a historic training initiative that leaders hope will strengthen U.S. defenses. → Read More
Councilmembers are now backing away from the idea, after weeks of push back from residents who say it could leave them without a home. → Read More
As the process to find a new superintendent continues in Richland School District Two, we're learning more about the potential cost to part ways with the old one. → Read More
The academy, which is designed to help at-risk youth achieve academic success, drew scrutiny after several cadets were hospitalized Tuesday. → Read More
Nancy Gregory, the current chief instructional officer for Richland Two, has been named interim superintendent. → Read More
The event brought leaders from around the state together to celebrate Governor Henry McMaster and other constitutional officers after the inauguration. → Read More
All VA facilities were notified of the internal recall on Dec. 6, 2022 and asked to notify affected patients by December 20, 2022. → Read More
According to town council, the development would feature retail, office and hotel space in 12 parcels of land along the backside of the Irmo Community Park. → Read More
Developers are hoping to bring more than 220 townhomes to the space between Patterson Road and Greenlawn Drive. → Read More
The search for a missing Kershaw County mother has now turned into a suspicious death investigation after she was found in a donation bin New Year's weekend. → Read More
Bluetile Skateboards in Columbia is teaming up with the Skateboard Angel Program to help purchase boards for young people. → Read More
Plans for a possible Blythewood manufacturing facility and raises for Richland County law enforcement are among the items approved at a Tuesday meeting. → Read More
The company, which serves parts of Kershaw, Lee, Sumter, and Clarendon counties, is seeking roughly $19 for the average customer over the next two years. → Read More
Since starting a year ago, the organization has worked to create a coloring book, graphic novel, and music video with Columbia-area youth. → Read More
A SC Commission has voted to revoke its licenses to Lutheran Services Carolinas' after it found violations, including a client reportedly eating floor parts. → Read More
Newberry artists bring the world of cryptocurrency and the virtual marketplace to Downtown. → Read More
Allen University is looking to build its first stadium, after relaunching its football program four years ago. → Read More
Investigators say a fire broke out just before 5p.m. Sunday. → Read More
As residents travel to their Thanksgiving destinations, the S.C. Highway Patrol is urging drivers to do so safely. → Read More
Efforts to bring more than 180 new townhomes to Blythewood are on hold, after a request before the zoning office was denied. → Read More