Riley Hackett is a Multi-Skilled Journalist for WLTX-TV, focusing on local news in Columbia, South Carolina. With a keen interest in community events, health issues, and local politics, Riley strives to deliver informative and engaging stories that resonate with the residents of South Carolina.
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By: Riley Hackett
Lexington-Richland School District 5 is working to get a state limit waived, to allow teachers in the district to teach more. Some educators say it's a band-aid fix.
By: Riley Hackett
Residents like Nancy Drew and Jessica Johnston say they're increasingly worried about city events that allow both alcohol and kids.
By: Riley Hackett
As fall begins in South Carolina, so does respiratory virus season. Experts they're expecting increases in COVID-19, RSV and flu cases.
The law expands VA healthcare and benefits for those exposed to Agent Orange, burn pits, and other toxic substances.
DHEC says virus numbers are up, especially among children. But, they say the start of this year’s season is looking better than last year's.
By: Riley Hackett
For South Carolinians who have been putting off registering to vote, time is running out.
By: Riley Hackett
With Halloween quickly approaching, it’s the season for pumpkin patches and corn mazes. For some farmers, this fall fun is what keeps their farms operating.
Columbia’s Vista district will soon see added construction, after the city and county recently approved a plan called Project Vista Depot District.
Devan Cole says he loves sharing his craft with the community through live glassblowing shows.
They say drivers on Gervais Street are going much faster than the speed limit, and they're concerned about safety of drivers and pedestrians.
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