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Harriet Hancock, a woman known throughout Columbia as a pioneer and advocate for LGBTQ rights in South Carolina, has died. She would have turned 90 Friday.
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The U.S. District Attorney's office said the final defendant was sentenced Tuesday.
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Memorials for Lindsey Graham were held in Washington, D.C., and in South Carolina. The late senator was buried in his hometown of Central in Pickens County.
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The City of Columbia has new rules for minors in place following the evacuation of Finlay Park last week.
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About 35 people, most of whom were in opposition to a potential 7.6% hike in electric rates, spoke at a pair of hearings held by the Public Service Commission of South Carolina.
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The city will offer complimentary downtown parking beginning Thursday evening.
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The center will house the state's most powerful MRI scanner. The 7-Tesla MRI scanner will provide more precise brain imaging than patients in the state have been able to receive within South Carolina.
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The City will host the first in a series of public meetings on April 1.
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U.S. Rep. James Clyburn says he will seek reelection this year for a potential 18th term in CongressLongtime U.S. Rep. James Clyburn, who is South Carolina's lone Democrat in Congress, announced Thursday morning that he will run for a potential 18th House term.
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Several thousand citizens made their way to Columbia Monday as South Carolina held memorial services in the state's capital city to honor the late Rev. Jesse Jackson.