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Tractor trailer fire shuts down part of I-26 East
Traffic was backed up 4 to 6 miles Wednesday afternoon.
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A special prom for students with special needs
Dreher High School gives all students an opportunity to hit the dance floor.
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Nostalgia Central: Midlands shops provide gaming memories, memorabilia
Retro shops offer vintage electronics and gaming consoles that are now in such high demand.
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Columbia fans wait and wait and wait for early tickets for Taylor Swift
Fans were met with long queues and website crashes — and still weren’t able to secure tickets.
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Darius Rucker rocks Dance Marathon with $10,000 donation
UofSC alum Darius Rucker donates $10K to a student organization that helps hospitalized children.
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Local conservator brings art back to life
Art is said to last forever, and that holds true, thanks to conservators.
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Richland County coroner does not let past define her
Naida Rutherford grew up in hardship but overcame her past. Now she has a high-profile job as the first Black woman to be elected Richland County coroner.
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Two-time Olympic athlete now cheers on youth
Richland 1’s Classified Employee of the Year motivates young people to overcome obstacles.
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Teen who played Carnegie Hall says it was “surreal”
Ian Emmer, a Dutch Fork High School junior, gets the rare opportunity to play Carnegie Hall.
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A local tattoo artist with layers
Matthew “Toto” Davis, a popular tattoo artist at Animated Canvas Custom Tattoo studio,...
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Vinyl albums are soaring in popularity. Can the industry meet demand?
Vinyl sales have grown in the U.S. for the 16th consecutive year, bringing an old way of listening back into the mainstream.
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Anime makes move to mainstream
Anime is now attracting mainstream fans. Those who embraced the Japanese animation years earlier can’t believe how popular it has become.
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