WACH-TV Columbia - Wed Nov 25
Approximately 5,000 gallons of untreated sewageA was releasedA from two separate city of Columbia wastewater locations Tuesday, according toA city officials.
Convicted Sex Offender Arrested on New ChargeWLTX-TV Columbia - Mon Nov 23
Saluda County deputies say a 35-year-old Batesburg-Leesville registered sex offender inappropriately touched a 15-year-old girl at his house, as the girl visited someone else at the home.
What's hot in the MidlandsThe State - Thu Nov 19
Why are there Christmas trees, wreaths and other holiday decorations in the atrium of the State Museum? It's not for the Festival of Trees.
Homeowner Says Contractor Wasted Federal GrantWLTX-TV Columbia - Wed Nov 18
Columbia homeowner Odesser Harris says a contractor used federal grant money and did shoddy work on her kitchen.
Many S.C. Dams May Hold Hidden DangersThe Carolina Channel - Tue Nov 17
It may be hard to believe, but there are more than 50,000 dams in South Carolina.
SC officials lift bacteria warning on riversRock Hill Herald - Tue Nov 17
South Carolina health officials say bacteria levels have returned to normal following a sewage spill sparked by the rains from the remnants of Tropical Storm Ida.
School volunteers to be honored by educatorsWIS-TV Columbia - Tue Nov 17
South Carolina education officials are recognizing 19 groups and people who volunteer in public schools.
Rains from Ida remains push sewage into SC riversSpartanburg Herald-Journal - Thu Nov 12
South Carolina health officials say rain from the remnants of Tropical Storm Ida has pushed raw sewage into three rivers around Columbia.
Rain flushes sewage into riversThe State - Thu Nov 12
Raw sewage spilled into Columbia's three major rivers and Lake Murray on Wednesday as the remnants of Tropical Storm Ida soaked Columbia and overwhelmed wastewater treatment systems.
What you need to know todayThe State - Tue Nov 03
Nine municipalities in Richland and Lexington counties have elections for town leaders today.
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