Columbia News

The attorneys for a former Columbia police officer mentioned in a probe of the department say she is a victim.

A bone-jarring accident nearly took the life of a Richland County Deputy on a rainy day this past fall.

Knowing how to look for great deals and how to bargain are keys to getting a bargain at a yard sale.

Columbia, SC -- The Columbia Police Department reports that a wreck Friday morning before 5:00 AM, resulting in the death of a 19-year-old, has led to charges of Felony Driving Under The Influence Resulting In Death for the driver of the car.

The State Ethics Commission says South Carolina's attorney general needs to refund $200 to a lobbyist for donations to his 2010 campaign.

Jodi and Lenny compete in AKC Obedience Trials. Lenny was awarded his Novice Title-CD in January in Columbia SC Jodi and Lenny compete in AKC Obedience Trials.

COLUMBIA, SC Friday night's $270 million Mega Millions jackpot is the largest seen this year.

The Department of mental health is asking state lawmakers for a million dollars to put more counselors in public schools.

Columbia Children's Theatre , the Midlands' only professional theatre for families and young audiences, will host its second annual fundraiser, Review Revue 2: Around the World with CCT, beginning at 6:00 PM on today March 7, 2014.

A Spartanburg lawmaker has introduced legislation which aims to get rid of South Carolina's "Stand Your Ground" law.

Police responded to a Clinton residence in March 2013 after reports that an 8-week-old infant was not breathing.

Deputies say Mitchell got into an argument and a fight with a woman in the parking lot of the club.

Columbia, SC - A South Carolina lawmaker has filed a bill to allow the use of medical marijuana in South Carolina.

Sean Callebs rides in an Army vehicle in August, 2011, in Nimroz, Afghanistan, when he was working for the State Department.

The State's Clif LeBlanc reports that Columbia's City Council has tentatively approved a plan to build a publicly funded minor league stadium.

The first reading may have passed last night but that does not mean council members are on the same page.

A study released Wednesday by AARP shows a majority of South Carolinians are caring for an elderly family member or loved one or have in the past.

If it's Wednesday, then it's time for you to make an utter fool of yourself doing karaoke at Art Bar.

The Past An Iranian man deserts his French wife and two children to return to his homeland.

Historic Columbia opens its first exhibit at the Modjeska Monteith Simkins House on Sunday, March 16 with an open house from 1 to 5 pm.