Crime
One Injured in Columbia Shooting
Police investigating after argument leads to non-life-threatening injury
Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Columbia Hit-and-Run
Police search for suspect vehicle after 57-year-old man hospitalized with serious injuries
Car Crashes into Columbia Strip Mall
Four businesses left without power after incident on Colonial Life Boulevard West
Entertainment
Five Points Gears Up for St. Patrick's Day Celebration
Annual St. Pat's in Five Points festival returns to Columbia, SC on March 14th
Popular Five Points Music Venue Closing in May
New Brookland Tavern announces it will shut its doors after over a decade in business.
Columbia Museum of Art Celebrates 50th Anniversary with Rodney McMillian Exhibit
Retrospective of acclaimed artist's work explores American identity and the American South
Weather
Share Your Extreme Weather Photos with WIS News 10
Columbia, SC residents encouraged to submit photos of severe weather events
South Carolina Marks Severe Weather Week with Statewide Tornado Drill
Officials urge residents to have a plan and be prepared in case of emergencies.
South Carolina Officials Discuss Severe Weather and Flood Safety
State emergency management team holds press conference for Severe Weather and Flood Safety Week
Politics
SC Rep. Jermaine Johnson Staying in Governor's Race
Johnson says he's 'in this for the long haul' despite pressure to drop out
Advocates Gather at S.C. State House to Discuss Firearm Safety
Volunteers and lawmakers highlight importance of secure gun storage to prevent child deaths
Longtime Rep. Jim Clyburn Announces Reelection Bid
The 85-year-old South Carolina Democrat will seek an 18th term in the House of Representatives.
Lifestyle
Beautifully Updated 3-Bedroom Brick Ranch in Columbia's Olde Woodlands
Spacious corner lot home with modern comforts and timeless charm, minutes from downtown
The Ancient Roots of Nude Statues Revealed
Experts uncover the cultural and historical significance behind the prevalence of nude figures in classical art.
University of South Carolina's National Resource Center to Lead National Institute for the Study of Transfer Students
The NRC will expand its mission to support educators and institutions serving transfer students.
