Pastides Installed as USC President

This Sunday, the Nickolodeon theater is showing “Where God left his shoes.” It’s a film about a homeless family, starring John Leguizamo. Proceeds from the showing will benefit The Family Shelter on Two Notch Road.

The South Carolina Department of Public Safety urges motorists to make Thanksgiving travel preparations early.   

Santee Cooper has launched a new Power Down information campaign aimed at helping customers manage their electric bills.

Advice may be cheap, but this legal advice is absolutely free. And that's something in these tough economic times.

Goodwill workers return diamond necklace to owner.

The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs is accepting nominations for the 2009 Consumer Spirit Awards.

Lexington police need your help finding a missing teen.

The Internal Revenue Service wants you to know there may be a scam waiting in your e-mail inbox that looks very official but is dangerous to you and your computer.

Gunfire at a Midlands gas station sends a man to the hospital. 

It's been a tough few days for the Sumter Fire Department.

Some parents are scrambling to find child care after the La Petite Academy in Irmo announced it's closing.

Buses will be thing of the past in the Midlands, if Richland County and the City don’t find a way to fund mass transportation. The director of the Central Midlands Regional Transportation, Mitzi Javers says, funding is about to run dry.

A return trip to Bishopville, to visit a very interesting man. He's royalty of sorts. A king who rules those little round things that fasten our shirts and blouses.

The widow of a South Carolina billionaire has given $500,000 to the Lowcountry Food Bank to help build a kitchen to provide a hot meal to needy children after school.

Several Charlotte-Mecklenburg school teachers are under heat due to comments and photos posted on the popular online social network Facebook.

Just wanted to update you all on my progress.

Tuesday afternoon Chaplain Gene Franklin was involved in a fatal accident.

Controversy is brewing in Lexington. 

On Tuesday, the nation will pause to honor military veterans.

Veterans Day is right around the corner and the Department of Veterans Affairs is reaching out to those who are now homeless.

Health care in the express lane is what you can anticipate when you head to the Minute Clinic. 

A street in Orangeburg recently got a name change to forever immortalize a couple who made so many contributions to their community.

Falling fuel prices should help keep South Carolina's school buses rolling.