Stores prepare for Black Friday shoppers
Holiday shopping on Black Friday changes with pandemic guidelines for large retailers and local businesses.
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Author: Savannah Tranter
UofSC study seeks to understand how COVID-19 affects the brain
A new study at UofSC is looking for 100 participants to study the affect of coronavirus on the brain.
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South Carolinians speak their minds at the polls
South Carolinians were enthusiastic as they cast ballots in the 2020 presidential election and expressed their opinions about the future of the country.
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Despite COVID-19, Drive-Through State Fair lures thousands to the fairgrounds
The South Carolina State Fair saw more than 20,000 vehicles visit their fair food drive through.
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Community organizers hold drive-in vigil to honor gun violence victims
20 people were killed by gun violence in 2019. A faith-based community organization held a drive-in vigil to honor them.
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Columbia officials issue warning for voter intimidation
Columbia city and county officials hold press conference to discuss voter intimidation.
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COVID-19 Midlands update
COVID-19 updates for Columbia, South Carolina, and surrounding areas.
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COVID-19 Halloween: Innovation to the rescue
A COVID-19 Halloween forces families to rethink how they celebrate the beloved holiday.
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Supreme Court rules in favor of witness signature requirement
With the General Election less than a month away, South Carolina struggles with rules for mail-in ballots.
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How to vote during a pandemic in South Carolina
As the 2020 Presidential election closely approaches, make sure you know how to vote with social distancing guidelines.
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