The first victim was taken to the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds, authorities said.

The lawsuit began in 2023 after the former principal — and now school board member — was reassigned from her position leading a Richland County high school.

Local officials and soccer fans have touted the appetite for a team and stadium in the city for years.

The city has been looking to alleviate flooding in Five Points and along the Rocky Branch watershed for decades.

The Dallas-based company first announced plans to expand the downtown Columbia data center's capacity in 2025.

The complaints allege the town councilmember used his position to encourage the development, which he has professional and personal stakes in.

The partnership comes as leaders look to better position the state to take advantage of the nation’s nuclear resurgence.

Chapin says it should not be held to a contract signed by a previous administration. Meanwhile, the town Facebook sparked confusion with “Only biological women in women’s sports” post.

The upscale restaurant struggled to obtain liquor licenses and was caught selling alcohol without one.

The 15-acre property has sat vacant since the 80-year-old housing project was closed and demolished in 2021.

Additional victims had already been taken to the hospital when deputies arrived with others, investigators said.

The county is the latest in the state to consider a moratorium, as Kershaw residents worry a planned power project will eventually fuel a data center.

The mall, initially built in 1961, struggled to compete with newer malls built in the region in the latter half of the 20th century. Its last tenant closed in 2023.

The new homes will hit the market as the county has taken measures to regulate growth in the rural area.

During the arrest, the suspect “became boisterous” and allegedly threatened deputies at the scene, according to authorities.

The crash remains under investigation, according to the South Carolina Highway Patrol.

The interim director will lead the Columbia organization while a permanent replacement is found.

A city board approved the design of the new sorority house at a Sept. 16 meeting.

Columbia City Council is considering selling a historic motel in the city’s most intact Black business district to be revitalized and expanded, officials said.

Authorities have identified the man who was killed in the shooting, which remains under investigation.

Over half a dozen people were transported to local hospitals with gunshot wounds, the sheriff’s department said.

A man employed by a Midlands police department was arrested after an alleged physical altercation with his granddaughter at an Irmo restaurant.

A group of neighborhood associations surrounding Columbia's North Main corridor had challenged the February 2026 city zoning board ruling that paved the way for the controversial gas station.

As a 7.5-acre redevelopment project moves forward in Lexington County, it is spurring tensions between town officials, as some have ties to the project's developer.

Work is ongoing on the Carolina Crossroads project to fix “Malfunction Junction.” Workers are inching closer to addressing the heart of the tangle in coming years.

The homes would be aimed at high-end buyers, a representative for the development said.

Columbia’s zoning board is expected to vote on plans for the proposed $13 million on Sept. 3.

The new headquarters will help the organization better meet needs in growing Lexington County, the nonprofit said.

The Richland County Sheriff's Department is investigating the shooting.

The new restaurant would join nearly two dozen locations of the ubiquitous fast food chain in the Columbia area.

Documents show the lawyer was investigated by a legal oversight board and he has also been sanctioned by the state’s highest court.

The city has been looking for someone to buy the Justice Square police headquarters complex, but the sale is complicated by the unclear future of the city's court facilities there.

The future of the 250 employees at the factory has been unclear since a multi-day fire destroyed the Winnsboro plant.

County and town officials had been signaling a court battle for months, as the entities have sparred over a planned 600-home development at the town’s entrance.

Investigators are asking anyone with information on the incident to come forward.

Developer Andy White said the planned Palatin housing development and tech incubator would largely mirror his upscale Saluda River Club neighborhood in Lexington.

The debris scattered by the blaze forced the farmer to cancel several crop shipments, she alleges in court documents.

Once all runoff has been mitigated and filtered out, Mills Creek will be restored to pre-incident levels, Fairfield County officials said.

A representative for the soda brand did not confirm the reports.

The numbers were a slight increase from 2024, according to the report. See what drew tourists to the South Carolina capital.

Six neighborhoods across Columbia could soon see development pause, as the city considers restricting multifamily dwellings in historical areas.

The 30-year-old LGBTQ+ community center, advocacy group and non-profit will name an interim director while searching for a full-time director.

The city has planned a retail tenant to anchor a new public space in the renovated city office tower.

The plans are set to be reviewed by a city design board on Aug. 19, as the university gears up for more expansion.

The fire drew emergency responders from surrounding areas and closed a portion of U.S. Highway 321, officials said.

The apartments would be near the Harbison shopping district and other controversial apartment complexes proposed for the area.

The group is requesting Scout Motors sign a formal agreement to hold the company liable for any negative impacts in the community.

A developer has plans to build over three dozen homes in the new Midlands subdivision.

The Midlands announcement is part of an over $1 billion investment from the company in three states.

William and Barbara Shives allege in a lawsuit that construction at Scout Motors' 1,100-acre Blythewood factory site forced them from their home of 40 years.