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Forest Acres’ sprirt ‘alive and well’ in Helene’s wake
Forest Acres is 5 acres in size, and Columbia, 137. Yet the cities saw around the same amount of trees come down.
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Free to Read raises awareness of literature censorship
The festival showcased books, poetry and music to raise awareness of restrictions to reading materials.
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Transmission tower topples into Congaree River
Whose tower fell into the Congaree after Helene pushed so much extra water through Columbia’s rivers?
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Students, professor weigh in on whether presidential debate influenced voters
Maybe. Maybe not. “It kind of felt like I was arguing with a childish ex,” one USC student said of Trump’s debate performance.
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New data show young SC voters could have big impact on presidential election
It’s unclear how they’ll vote, but there has been a surge in young people’s voter registrations in South Carolina this year.
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Columbia students, universities face federal aid delay fallout
Free application for federal financial aid has been delayed for the second year in a row. Some students aren’t in school. Will it happen again next year?
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New study: Columbia one of country’s worst cities for greenhouse gas emissions
Find out why Columbia is one of worst metros in the country for transportation-related emissions.
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Sunset Drive receiving much-needed $5.2 million upgrade
Commuters traveling on Sunset Drive in North Columbia are being slowed down by the much-anticipated $5.2 million improvements in Richland County that began Monday.
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Gray Collegiate Eagles enter new era for school’s athletics
Two new leaders will take the school through uncharted territory in the state’s 4A division of play.
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Columbians weigh in on bill restricting transgender youth care
A bill restricting gender-affirming health care for transgender youth is working its way through the S.C. Legislature.
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Many Midlands voters say they’d support Trump even if he’s convicted
Legal woes and efforts by political groups to convince Democrats and independents to vote for Nikki Haley didn’t stop Donald Trump.
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Senate bills could revoke smell of marijuana as probable cause, require law enforcement data
One state senator believes the smell of marijuana being probable cause to search a vehicle can lead to racial profiling.
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