Tracking Kirk, Leslie and a couple other disturbances in the tropics
Behind Kirk, we’re tracking Tropical Storm Leslie. As of Friday afternoon, Leslie continues to strengthen as its core begins ...
City begins to pick up the pieces following major flooding of West Columbia’s Riverwalk
West Columbia’s Riverwalk will remain closed after the park experienced extensive flooding due to rising water levels ...
McMaster pays another visit to the CSRA to see Helene damage
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster paid his second visit to the CSRA in a week to view and discuss damage from Hurricane ...
Columbia Fireflies host disaster relief drive for those impacted by Hurricane Helene
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Some SC counties won’t have lights back on until Wednesday, Dominion Energy says
Several counties in South Carolina are waiting for power from Dominion Energy and a week after Hurricane Helene hit Florida ...
City of Columbia officials provide update on Columbia Canal repairs
Various officials with the City of Columbia are speaking Friday afternoon about the status of the Columbia Canal.
South Carolina sets Nov. 1 execution as state ramps up use of death chamber
South Carolina’s high court on Friday set a date of Nov. 1 to put to death a man who killed a store clerk a quarter-century ...
PALMETTO SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT NOW BROADCASTING ON CHANNEL 10.4
The WIS free over-the-air channel lineup includes WIS 10.1 (NBC), WIS 10.2 (CW), WIS 10.3 (Bounce), WIS 10.4 (Palmetto Sports ...
SC voter registration deadline extended to Oct. 14
On Friday, Circuit Court Judge Daniel Coble extended the state’s deadlines to register to vote in person, electronically, and ...
Week 6: A stacked lineup of games set to begin across the Midlands
With most teams ready after a tumultuous two weeks, Football Friday is back with a stacked lineup of games across the state.
USC police lieutenant charged with DUI after Lexington County crash
A police lieutenant with the University of South Carolina’s police department was charged with driving under the influence following a crash in Lexington County.
SC receives $2 million in federal funding to repair bridges, roads damaged by Hurricane Helene
After South Carolina’s roadways were devastated by Hurricane Helene, the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) announced they are sending emergency relief funds to assist with repairs.