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The business cited the cost of liquor liability insurance as a chief reason for the planned closure.

Heres how Columbia leaders want to separate the region from Greenville and its mountains and Charleston and its beaches.

The driver was taken to an area hospital and later died, according to police.

Restaurateur Kristian Niemi has several well-known spots in or near downtown Columbia. Now he’s planning major menu changes at a restaurant overlooking the Congaree River.

With the closing of Als Upstairs and New Brookland Tavern moving to Five Points, West Columbias State and Meeting streets are slated for major redevelopment.

Throughout 2023, Audubon continued to advocate for and secure the space, clean air, and clean water that birds and people need to live and thrive.

For 158 years, people have been pulling cannonballs and other Civil War munitions out of the Congaree River near Columbia. A Dominion Energy project helped uncover many artifacts, including from

For about seven Saturdays each fall, 80,000 or so fans descend on Williams-Brice Stadium, often on foot. Why aren’t there more sidewalks for them?

COLUMBIA — With restoration of what remains of Columbia’s first Black public high school fully funded, the director of the University of South Carolina’s civil rights center is turning his attention to expansion. The estimated $24 million project involves new construction on the historic Booker T. Washington High School property. The stories and contributions of […]

Civil War weapons, including an unexploded ordnance, were found during a cleanup project in a South Carolina river.