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Batesburg-Leesville set to approve emergency declaration after heavy flooding

There was an expectation for heavy rain, but no one was ready for the flooding that occurred in Batesburg-Leesville. more
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Irmo, Columbia ask for patience on investigation of firefighter death amid accusations

“We will be patient while they gather all of the information that is needed in their investigation.” more
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Dominion Energy signs deal to potentially sell Cayce headquarters

Dominion Energy continues to make moves to potentially sell its Cayce headquarters. more
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The Catch-Up: Riverbanks Zoo helps 89 endangered frogs

Extending a program that has been in place for many years, Riverbanks Zoo helped give a “head start” to 89 juvenile gopher frogs, a state-endangered species. more
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2 Lexington County residents plead guilty to drug conspiracy, weapon charges

Two Lexington County residents have pleaded guilty to drug conspiracy and weapon charges. more
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Lexington School District 1 approves tax increase, looks to amend it later

The Lexington County School District 1 school board continues to wrestle with the need to increase taxes. more
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Lexington County animal shelters deal with dog overpopulation, differ on handling pit bulls

Lexington County animal shelters continue to try new tactics to deal with animal overpopulation. more
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Man found dead in Lake Murray identified, no cause of death announced

A body found in Lake Murray has been identified, but a cause of death has yet to be released. more
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West Columbia council member resigns, seat added to November election

An election year in West Columbia just got a little more stacked. more
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Lexington County man found dead after long standoff with sheriff’s deputies

A Lexington County man is dead after a long standoff with law enforcement. more
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Lexington school district settles lawsuit alleging teaching of critical race theory

Lexington County’s largest school district has settled a lawsuit claiming it was teaching ideas derived from critical race theory in violation of state law. more
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Traffic questions persist as lakefront Lexington development remains in limbo

Billboards have popped up around town questioning it and a Facebook group continues to push back online. more
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Online threats won’t deter drag shows in West Columbia

Suspicious online threats meant to deter a drag show at the New Brookland Tavern Friday, June 16 turned out to be meaningless. more
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Power issue at Columbia airport knocks out air conditioning, concessions

Travelers going through the Columbia Metropolitan Airport are having to do without concessions and air conditioning. more
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Lexington felon gets eight years for possessing firearm

A Lexington resident has been sentenced to eight years in federal prison. more
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Prison time, heavy fines for Batesburg business that mistreated 55 foreign workers

Two Batesburg residents have been sentenced for labor trafficking. more
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Body found in Lake Murray, cause of death remains unclear

A man’s body was found in Lake Murray this week, and answers on how he died remain in short supply. more
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National Register marker unveiled at former segregated school in West Columbia

A former segregated school in West Columbia celebrated finding its place on the National Register of Historic Places. more
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Riley’s Drugs looks forward to 100th anniversary

Riley’s Drugs, an independent and family-owned pharmacy, said goodbye to a long-time employee but looks forward to its upcoming centennial milestone. more
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Gilbert business looks to get back to its location two years after fire

A family-owned business in Gilbert hopes to reopen soon after a fire in 2021. more
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Amid uncertainty about roads funding, Lexington County mulls paving dirt roads

Roughly half of Lexington County’s roads are unpaved, and paving them will cost millions. more
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Lexington-based advocate celebrates passage of SC boating safety bill

A boating and safety education bill being pushed by Lake Murray residents has made it past the state House of Representatives. more
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Juneteenth events in Irmo, Lexington look to grow — and grow awareness

Juneteenth continues to be a more and more prominent holiday in the U.S., and it’s a trend that very much applies to the Midlands and Lexington County. more
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Plans for Irmo downtown remain paused, space issues at Town Hall not a current priority

With plans for a proposed downtown area in the town having hit an indefinite pause, Irmo Town Council continues to consider options for a new town hall. more
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Gilbert man to serve 23 years in prison for soliciting minor

A Gilbert man will serve 23 years in prison for attempting to solicit a minor for sexual activity. more
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