Laurel Mallory

The magnitude 2.1 earthquake happened just before 6 a.m. Monday in Sumter County.

The South Carolina State House will be closed to the public from Jan. 16 to 20.

Lottie came to Riverbanks in 2003 as a gift from Queensland, Australia.

Multiple emergency crews are on the scene.

Officials said it is the goal of the VA to vaccinate all enrolled veterans.

Two Columbia men and an Orangeburg man were identified as the victims of a shooting that happened Sunday on Zimalcrest Drive.

The bill states the reason for this change would be to protect the rights of citizens and “prohibit discrimination.”

Rep. Joe Wilson and two others now say they will challenge the Electoral College certification.

No inmates escaped, officials said.

The fire started around 1 p.m. Wednesday at the River Oaks Apartments in the 5300 block of Bush River Road.

Lott tested positive for COVID-19 on Dec. 16, seven days ago.

A state grand jury handed down the indictment Thursday against Councilwoman Dalhi Myers.

WIS looked at the laws behind employers requiring employees to take a vaccine.

Sean Malahy, 49, of Lexington, now faces a murder charge.

Sgt. Cathy Etheredge, 60, had served with LCSD since 2003, but her law enforcement career spanned four decades and several agencies.

Ashley Lane Till, 49, last spoke with her family Saturday, Nov. 7, police said.

The foundation held a ribbon-cutting ceremony this afternoon outside of the Gillette family’s home.

After the soldier's death, Fort Jackson command ordered a 36-hour training stand down.

Graham says he will look into the allegations in the affidavit, but they have not been substantiated at this time.

The details of this story may be disturbing to some readers.

Deputies say the inmate got people on the outside to shoot up his ex-girlfriend’s home in Columbia.

The victim's car was found at the suspect's Columbia home with traces of blood in it, investigators said.

Police say a forensics breakthrough identified a suspect through DNA.

Daniel’s Law is named for a baby who survived being buried in a landfill soon after his birth.

Instead of a week-long break in March, the school has scheduled four "wellness days" off throughout the semester.

He needs medical attention but will be OK, deputies said.

Leaders were set to discuss “the short- and long-term impacts of COVID-19 on our communities, including opioid use, chronic diseases, and mental health.”

The bill sets aside money for firefighters diagnosed with certain types of cancer.

This battle has been going on for years but has come to an end.

The university says counseling services are available for students.