Miranda Parnell

With every single one of the books gone, the team took to social media to ask if anyone would like to help get their little library back up and running.

As hundreds of thousands of South Carolinians have filed for unemployment due to COVID-19, some are still waiting for the cash to come in. One man who has been waiting for two months, but says he hasn't seen a dime.

The community came together to remember a little boy who loved cars, Peppa Pig and video games.

As COVID-19 continues to spread across South Carolina, one group is looking out for those who are most vulnerable to the virus.

On January 31st, Mansoor Watson dropped his 10-year-old daughter Amirah Watson off with her mother for a weekend visit. He hasn’t seen his daughter since.

As the search continues for missing 6-year-old Faye Swetlik, community members in Cayce are turning to prayer.

Comedian Dave Chappelle was in Columbia on Jan. 29 for a comedy show, but before his performance a few people received surprise campaign calls from the superstar.

You see her on TV reporting on the big stories every day, but tonight she’s actually part of the story.

Tuesday at the polls, voters will be using brand new machines. They are a part of the state’s $51 million polling system upgrade.

Around 400 people were in some way a part of the landfill search process that helped crews find Nevaeh’s remains on Oct. 18.

Police in Sumter said they have new information to share in the case of Sharee Bradley and Nevaeh Adams.

The South Carolina Smash tackle football team is hoping to catch some new players before next season. You’ll just need to make sure you can take a hit.

A child has been injured after a tree fell onto a home in Sumter County.

As that tornado ripped through Lexington County, residents took shelter inside their homes and hoped for the best. One woman on Muddy Springs Road in Lexington County believes that she only made it out okay by the grace of God.

Paws and Claws Animal Clinic in Columbia are currently taking care of Loca, who is now recovering after the arrow was surgically removed from her body Tuesday night.

After weeks of heavy rain, the South Carolina Department of Transportation is hitting the streets to make a few repairs.

Proceedings for the weeks long Public Service Commission hearing to decide the future of SCE&G concluded Wednesday afternoon.