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A recent Columbia lottery winner has city residents feeling lucky
Columbia residents and workers share their opinions on the city’s most recent big lottery winner.
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Flood of mental health calls prompt new outreach
Richland County Sheriff’s Department teams up with the Department of Mental Health in order to better respond to mental health issues.
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Brighter days in the Carolinas
The Carolinas get a taste of warm weather the last two days, and residents take advantage of it.
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Oliver Gospel Roastery transforming coffee, transforming lives
Oliver Gospel’s new business venture creates coffee and transforms lives all in the same building.
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Students say university is “dragging its feet” over renaming buildings
UofSC’s student NAACP chapter and the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity advocate for the renaming of certain campus buildings.
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Above-average precipitation brings the rainy blues to Columbia
Higher than normal rainfall is bringing the rainy blues to Columbia.
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Unhappy meal: Popular Pokémon toy causes extreme demand by adults
A promotion between Pokémon and McDonald’s has caused a huge demand from adults for the latest Happy Meal toy.
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Pet adoptions continue to climb during the pandemic
Throughout the pandemic, pet adoption rates have skyrocketed in South Carolina. Pet owners and official agencies explain why they think more people have started adopting
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New podcast highlights complex history of South Carolina monuments
Historic Columbia takes a dive into the complex and often forgotten history of monuments on the South Carolina State House grounds.
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From mistake to munchy: how a Bojangles biscuit rocked the internet
Mike Uva’s Twitter followers turned a drive-thru mistake into a Bojangles phenomenon.
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DHEC to begin releasing demographic vaccine data
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control says they are working to create a new dashboard that includes vaccination demographic data, including race, in the next two weeks.
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Faith tested as pandemic rages
The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way people worship and forced pastors to learn more technological ways to reach congregants.
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Governor Henry McMaster has lifted the "last call" rule on SC restaurant alcohol sales. This means that restaurants will be able to serve alcohol after 11PM starting Monday.
Look to expect some rain in the coming days here in Columbia. Cloudy skies and the sunshine is taking a short break after a beautiful past couple of days.