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News Summary As winter weather affects much of the South, Columbia, SC braces for a significant winter storm. Snow and ice warnings are issued, prompting
News Summary Columbia, S.C. has received a $204 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation for the Assembly Street Railroad Separation Project. This
News Summary Columbia has been awarded a $204 million grant from the Federal Railroad Administration for a project aimed at rerouting trains away from busy
News Summary Columbia is taking significant measures to address homelessness, which has surged by 22% in the Midlands region. City officials are committed to creating
News Summary Columbia has secured $204 million in federal funding for the Assembly Street Railroad Separation project, aimed at improving traffic flow and safety on
News Summary R’Mani Jy’Mere Holloway, a 26-year-old from Gaston, has been sentenced to five years in federal prison after pleading guilty to possessing a firearm
News Summary University of South Carolina students Tina-Maria Sandoval and Ella Michel launch a project in Columbia’s Meadowlake neighborhood to improve energy efficiency in homes.
News Summary Two women from South Carolina, Sandy Chiong and Michelle Mitchum, have filed a federal lawsuit against Governor Henry McMaster, challenging a racial quota
News Summary Columbia pays tribute to former President Jimmy Carter, who passed away on December 29. Known for his humanitarian efforts, Carter’s legacy resonates in
News Summary Columbia, S.C. experienced a tragic start to 2023 as a shooting at the Riverside Apartments left one man dead and another injured. Police
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