Janae Bowens

Two Midlands families await answers about the disappearances of Dail Dinwiddie and Zelig Williams, urging the public for information.

Richland County has opened its first full-service tax payment kiosk at the Hopkins Magistrate's Office, allowing residents to pay taxes and receive instant receipts.

Ten years after the 1,000-year flood, Lee County has rebuilt its dams, improved stormwater systems, and restored businesses like Ashwood Bar and Grill.

A decade after the 1,000-year flood, former Kings Grant residents recall loss and resilience that impact how Columbia has rebuilt and prepared for future disasters.

The S.C. Department of Environmental Services urges the public to report sightings of invasive giant salvinia in Lake Wateree.

Columbia Housing plans to renovate 273 homes to help address the affordable housing shortage in the Midlands.

Three Blythewood girls, missing for over 12 hours, were found safe at a 7/11 about five miles from home. A Good Samaritan’s tip and community support helped.

Richland One is reassuring families that school meals will continue despite the government shutdown.

More than half a million South Carolinians could lose SNAP benefits due to the federal shutdown.

A state audit accused SLED of missing deadlines for South Carolina’s sexual assault kit system. Chief Mark Keel disagreed, citing limited funding and authority.