A public viewing will be held for the late Senator Clementa Pinckney on Wednesday in the South Carolina Statehouse, SCE&G announced that it had donated $100,000 to the Mother Emmanuel AME Church, and following the controversy around the Confederate battle flag in front of the South Carolina Statehouse this week, petitioners have begun to rally to remove a similar symbol found on the Mississippi state flag.
In today's briefs, SLED is investigating another shooting, the electronic sign in front of Williams-Brice stadium has been torn down as a part of the renovations and Senate has to vote on a bill to provide body cameras to police officers.
Today's brief section features award of a Pulitzer Prize to The Post and Courier, a new multi-purpose housing complex to be built in West Columbia and the flooding of Riverwalk.
Today's In Brief section features a Columbia woman dying after running a half marathon, a police search for a man who burglarized a motel room and Lou Holtz's departure from ESPN.
A 30-year-old Elgin man has been placed under arrest and charged with felony DUI following the death of a Columbia woman in a three-car accident which occured on Saturday afternoon, according to the Columbia Police Department, Police are looking for answers in regards to a man who was shot in the parking lot of a Bi-Lo on the 9000 Two Notch Road on Saturday and on Thursday, the Navy Flight Demonstration Team's Blue Angels took the crowd by storm during the Air Show at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort.
Today's In Brief section features the conviction of the Boston Marathon bomber, a rally outside of North Charleston and roosters finding new homes after being rescued from a cockfighting operation.
Today's brief section features legal action by a fraternity against Rolling Stone, an April Fool's joke gone wrong and the return of the women's basketball team to Columbia.
The West Columbia police officer who sustained a gunshot wound to the head last week was released from the hospital, USC junior All-American Tiffany Mitchell was presented the award named in honor of her coach at the NCAA Women's Final Four on Sunday, and Following the deaths of two fraternity pledges this school year, officials from both USC and Clemson, as well as state officials will begin to exercise more oversight
Today's briefs include the apperance of a noose on Duke University's campus, viewing parties for the women's NCAA game on Sunday and a man charged with domestic violence after assaulting his pregnant wife.
Today's brief section features animals rescued from a cockfighting operation, the evacuation of CiCi's Pizza and the number of charges at this year's Carolina Cup.
Today's briefs feature the first scrimmage for the Gamecock football team and the Out of the Darkness Walk achieving and surpassing their donation goal of $5k.
Todays brief section features a possible freeze on Saturday and Sunday, an ex-sheriff sentenced to 30 months for fraud and a Columbia family being named the March of Dimes ambassador family.
Today's In Brief section features Bob Jones III retracting his anti-homosexual statement, a new Darla Moore portrait and the search for information about a shooting that left one dead in Richland County.
Today's In Brief section features Dawn Staley's nomination for a coaching award, a USC linebacker's liver injury and a man who robbed the same convenience store four times.
Today's in brief section features Jeb Bush's visit to Columbia, SC State's former president's lawsuit against the university and a water boil advisory for Harbison Boulevard.
Today's In Brief section features a search for shooting suspects, the firing of SC State's university president and the search for a man who stole $3K worth of underwear.
Featured in today's In Brief is President Obama's visit to Benedict College, cadets leaving the Citadel during a hazing investigation, and a judge that stopped S.C. State's President from being fired.