The Heritage of Dylann Roof
Dylann Roof has a legitimate claim to the heritage that Nikki Haley upholds for its devotion to family and tradition, traits visibly entwined throughout his patrimony. He is no outlier.
3 Wildcats, 3Lions, 1 Viking named All-State for baseball
Three players from the North A champion Columbia Falls Wildcats are All-State in baseball, and three more Wildcats garnered all-conference honors in voting by league coaches. Fifteen players were designated first-team all-North A,
Termination of Columbia Basin deal impacts Yakama Nation
The Yakama Nation is speaking out following a presidential memorandum announcing the termination of the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement. This decision impacts Washington, Oregon, and four treaty
City of Columbia closes portion of Riverfront Park
The City of Columbia Parks and Recreation Department are temporarily closing a portion of the Riverfront Park for needed work.
Multiple law enforcement agencies in Glasgow to search for suspects in Sunday’s fatal shooting in Columbia
Multiple law enforcement agencies were in a Howard County town Monday evening for a manhunt. Columbia Police Department Deputy Chief Matt Stephens told ABC 17 News on Monday night that the department is involved in a manhunt for suspects in Sunday’s fatal shooting at a Columbia apartment complex.
License fees put the squeeze on live music venues
Whether you’re a vocalist who strums a six-string and croons Taylor Swift, a member of an indie-folk duo, or a bassist in a rafter-shaking rock band, there are only so many places in
Williams Street Project is discussed during drop in event
Monday evening residents in downtown Columbia attended a meeting to discuss the extension of Williams Street. The drop in provided updates on the project including a timeline on when it will be completed.
Insurance company owes Ryan Ferguson $43.8 million, judge rules
A Cole County Circuit Court judge ordered Travelers insurance to pay Ryan Ferguson, who was wrongly convicted of murder, $43.8 million.
Columbia City Council set to vote on eliminating DEI language
The Columbia City Council will vote on an ordinance that will all eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion language from the Strategic Plan. The revisions to the city’s strategic plan will follow President Donald Trump’s Executive Order 14173.
U.S. Supreme Court to hear Chevron, Exxon bid to move Louisiana wetlands cases to federal court
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide if oil giants like Chevron & Exxon can move massive coastal damage lawsuits out of Louisiana state courts. At stake are billions of dollars for restoring the state's coastline.
Revitalization of culture and unity among Columbia River Tribes highlights Sinixt Canoe Journey
The Sinixt Canoe Journey from Revelstoke to Kettle Falls WA. will be passing through Nelson today. “This collective paddle embodies the ongoing revitalization of culture and unity among the Columbia River Tribes,” noted a press release from the Sinixt Paddle.
1 dead in shooting at Columbia apartment complex
A man is dead after a shooting Sunday night at a Columbia apartment complex. Officers were sent to the Eastgate Apartments at Old 63 and Broadway at about 8 p.m. Police found Zarian Simpson, 18, of Columbia with a gunshot wound and medics treated him at the scene,
Columbia police respond to shots fired call near Eastgate Apartment complex
Several Columbia police officers investigated at the Eastgate Apartment complex in central Columbia Sunday night. A social media post from CPD said they were responding to a shots fired call and asked the public to avoid the area.
U.S. Judge Keeps Mahmoud Khalil Behind Bars over Trump “Immigration Fraud” Accusation
A federal judge on Friday refused to release Columbia grad Mahmoud Khalil from an immigration jail in rural Louisiana. Earlier last week, U.S. District Judge Michael Farbiarz ruled the government’s continued imprisonment of Khalil over his Palestinian rights activism would be found unconstitutional,
Two dead after wrong-way collision in Kershaw County
A late night motor vehicle collision on Interstate-20 in Kershaw County has resulted in the death of two drivers.
A steamy Father’s Day with a chance for a few storms
Today will be hot and humid with a chance for just a few afternoon storms. Most of the Midlands can expect to stay dry.
OVI suspect accused of speeding, crossing over lines: North Olmsted Police Blotter
An officer at 2:39 a.m. on May 26 spotted an SUV driving eastbound on Lorain Road near Christman Drive at 54 mph in a 35 mph zone. The vehicle was crossing over lines, failing to maintain one lane, and not using turn signals,
Columbia voters hear from Second Ward candidates at Muleskinners meeting
Ken Rice and Vera Elwood described their connection to Columbia while emphasizing areas of the city that need improvement at a Boone County Muleskinners meeting.
Students in Columbia create Little Free Library to inspire resilience after deadly tornado
After a devastating EF-3 tornado tore through Columbia, Tennessee, last year, students at E.A. Cox Middle School are helping their community build resilience through a special project.
Columbia ‘No Kings Rally’ to feature speakers and march Saturday
Protesters are expected to meet in Fayette, Boonville, Columbia and Jefferson City Saturday to join the nationwide "No Kings Rally."
Columbia and St. Louis lag behind on first 90-degree day
Although meteorological summer officially began on June 1st, much of the area is still waiting for their first 90-degree days. Columbia and St. Louis are both behind schedule on reaching this mark, thanks to a wetter and milder start to the season.
Columbia woman sentenced to prison for role in 2023 fatal Rice Road shooting
A Columbia woman was sentenced to 10 years in prison Friday for her role in the May 2024 shooting on Rice Road that left one man dead.
Trump administration ends Columbia Basin agreement with tribes and states
On June 13th, the Trump administration terminated the federal government's December 2023 "Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement" with the Yakama, Umat
Columbia County inmate dies in hospital after being found unresponsive inside cell
A Columbia County Detention Facility inmate died in a hospital Thursday night after deputies found him unresponsive inside his cell, according to the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office.
Detained Columbia protester asks judge to order his release after government misses appeal deadline
Lawyers for Mahmoud Khalil have asked a federal judge to order the release of the Columbia University protester from an immigration lockup, saying the Trump administration missed an appeal deadline.
Local Living: Accessibility mornings return, clothing drive, Golf with Us initiative, Outfest Columbia
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)— In today’s look at Local Living, accessibility mornings will return to the state museum this Saturday, June 14, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Visitors with disabilities will have a chance to enjoy a quieter, sensory-friendly environment. The state museum will also stay open late on select Fridays throughout the summer.
West Columbia project to build pedestrian bridge over Saluda River is chugging along, mayor says
The Saluda River Pedestrian Bridge is coming along slowly, though construction has not yet begun, they hope to be in the permitting phase in about six months.
Authorities investigate inmate death at Columbia County Jail
LAKE CITY, Fla. (WCJB) - An investigation is underway at the Columbia County Jail after an inmate died on Thursday. Sheriff’s office officials say at 7:22 p.m., detention deputies were doing checks of inmates in their cells when they found an inmate in medical distress.
Kraft talks housing, public safety during Columbia-Savin Hill visit
Josh Kraft discussed policy and answered specific questions in front of a group of about 35 residents who belong to the Columbia-Savin Hill Civic Association on Monday, June 9. The gathering at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester’s McLaughlin Youth Center was also streamed online, where an additional 35 people watched and engaged via a chat.
Lane closure scheduled at Broadway and Providence in Columbia
The Columbia Stormwater Utility will conduct road work next week to repair a portion of the intersection of Providence Road and East Broadway.
1 of 2 men accused of robbing Columbia store charged with shooting woman in Harrisburg [update]
This story was updated to add information regarding criminal charges Donnell Vance Rhodes Jr. is facing in Dauphin County. One of two men arrested for a Columbia grocery
Columbia, Seeking To Restore ‘Essential’ Research Partnership With Federal Government, Accepts Administration’s Authority ‘To Regulate Us’
The university's acting president says that the school is approaching ‘a tipping point’ over its federal funding.
Congressman Clyburn to Host World Famous Annual Fish Fry in Columbia
Congressman Clyburn will host his 33rd annual Fish Fry Friday at 7pm. It will take place at Edventure Children’s Museum on Gervais Street. There will be music, drinks, games and of course, plenty of fried fish. The event is free and open to the public.
Ten-run inning dooms Hops in opener in British Columbia
The Vancouver Canadians showed why they are the Northwest League’s top scoring offense Tuesday night, putting up 10 runs in the second inning for a 15-4 win.
ACPD: Drunk man who threatened kids tried to grab officer’s gun
A 27-year-old Arlington man has been accused of assaulting a kid, threatening him and two other kids with a gun, and then trying to disarm an officer while getting arrested. The alleged drunken incident happened Saturday afternoon near the Barcroft Apartments along Columbia Pike.
QUESTION OF THE DAY: Did the dreary weather ruin your holiday weekend?
What is usually the unofficial start of the summer vacation season felt more like March or April in Mid-Missouri. Temperatures over Memorial Day weekend didn't climb past 72 degrees in Columbia on Saturday or Sunday.