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A piano gala concert launches the University of South Carolina's 11th annual Southeastern Piano Festival June 9 through 15.
Testimony reveals Parker's debts, failing marriage
A restaurant owner who got snagged in a gambling probe that grew out of the Brett Parker double murder investigation took the stand, as the trial entered its third week.
Heavy Rains Lead to Flash Floods in Columbia
The rain began moving in a little after 3 p.m. After a burst of heavy rain, the National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for the city.
Strom Thurmond Licensed Cosmetologists
Eleven seniors traveled to Columbia, SC., on Tuesday March 19, 2013 to take their 4 A1 2 hour Practical Exam for their Cosmetology License; their Practical Exam consisted of 8 parts.
SC Hvac Co. Northpoint Heating and Air Creates Comfortable Home and Work Environments in All Seasons
Summer is coming to South Carolina and that means average daily temperatures near 90 degrees.
Small business played big part in B.C. Liberal victory
Premier Christy Clark speaks with employee's of Langley Concrete in Chilliwack April 17, 2013.
Archbishop Martin to a return for celebrations
Archbishop Eamon Martin, on right, helping local school children to release balloons during the launch of the Columban celebrations at St Columba's Church, Long Tower.
S.C. eyeing Oregon for solution to meth lab a explosiona
Making methamphetamine is as easy as shopping at a store where the highly addictive drug's ingredients – from cold medicine to batteries and soda bottles to "cook" the drug in – are available.
#MoCo Online: What To Do About Pepco
Last year's derecho storm was the latest to highlight issues with Pepco reliability and communication.
Doctors using harmful cells to fight traumatic brain injury
WACH Fox News met with a researcher at Duke University who is finding a way to use harmful cells to rebuild the lives of millions of traumatic brain injury patients.
Motorcyclist killed in late night collision
The SC Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal crash that involved a motorcycle.
NC 2-year-old shoots self after finding dad's gun
A 2-year-old boy is recovering after Randolph County deputies say he found a handgun inside his home, put it in his mouth, and the weapon fired.
South Carolina Unemployment Rate at Eight Percent, Lowest in Five Years
The jobless rate in South Carolina fell to eight percent, the S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce said Friday.
Time running out to claim lottery tickets worth tens of thousands
Remember the record-setting $587 million PowerballA jackpot from late last year? Time is running out to claim three PowerballA tickets sold for that drawing.
Four arrested for breaking into vehicle
Four people have been arrested after a citizen saw them breaking into a vehicle last week in Northeast Columbia, according to the Richland County Sheriff's Department.
Columbia sales, discounts and consignment dates: May 19-26
With Memorial Day coming next weekend, shoppers can take advantage of some of the best sales of the season on dresses, shorts and capis and swim separates.
Gildan and Jerzees polos are $2.99 at Ollie's Outlet
Gildan and Jerzees men's polos are $2.99 at Ollie's Outlet. These 100% cotton pique polos are all first quality and are available in a large assortment of colors and sizes.
Hungry groups want their bite of Columbia's meal-tax millions
Projects borrowed against future meal-tax revenue could cover: From top to bottom, a baseball park on Bull Street, a splash pad at Finlay Park, a whitewater park along the Columbia Canal.
Columbia's "it girl" in the 1860's as notorious as today's celebrities
A century and a half before social media and reality television made celebrities out of nobodies, Columbia had its own "it girl" whose notoriety could make the Kardashians, Hiltons and Real Housewives jealous.
S.C. equality and the right side of history
S.C. Equality is both an organization and a principle. And we in South Carolina need to get on the right side of history and support both.