Hands-free law pushes Columbia drivers to rethink phone use
Columbia drivers are adjusting their habits behind the wheel, raising questions about safety and enforcement across the city.
Read MoreColumbia drivers are adjusting their habits behind the wheel, raising questions about safety and enforcement across the city.
Read MoreIs it fixed yet?
Read MoreColumbia’s downtown railroad convergence will soon be realigned.
Read MoreThe apartment complex has suffered a handful of maintenance issues since opening this year.
Read MoreNew downtown Columbia developments raise questions about the impact on traffic patterns.
Read MoreChapin resident Ernest Giardino is working with Texas-based First Liberty Institute in a lawsuit arguing the town limited his First Amendment rights.
Read MoreRequiring bartenders to be trained and allowing public safety responders to collect all drivers’ blood samples under certain conditions are still up in the air.
Read MoreThe corridor’s $5 million upgrade is finally happening. Here’s what you need to know!
Read MoreRichland One crossing guards returned to schools this week after the school board approved a contract. School started 29 days ago.
Read MoreFind out why Columbia is one of worst metros in the country for transportation-related emissions.
Read MoreCutting down the trees was necessary, and they were too big to replant, state transportation officials said.
Read MoreUSC neighborhoods are concerned with USC growth as students move off campus and into the neighborhoods.
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