Jill Anholt's new installation turns the Lincoln Street Tunnel into a forest of color, shadow and movement starting Friday at 5 p.m.

Leona Toatley was ruled incompetent for trial and later released, but Kornell Willis's family says no one has told them what's next.

A lab fire triggered site-wide barricades and sheltering near Aiken, though officials say no danger reached the public.

South Carolina plans to seek jamming for all 21 prisons the moment federal regulators vote Nov. 19.

Brenda Tobin left her Olympia-area home on Kentucky Street and hasn't been seen since. Her family fears for her health.

No one was hurt, but a burst pipe left water damage inside the Woodrow Street facility.

Mayor Daniel Rickenmann and Cocky joined Burton-Pack Elementary students as 400 books stocked three new Little Libraries.

A Richland County judge suspended a 10-year term, citing both accountability and mercy. Charlton Ard's son asked that she keep up her safety work.

The BullStreet District ballpark swaps names after 11 years as Segra Park, but Fireflies Holiday Lights keeps its November date.

Segra Park's light show opens Nov. 20 with bigger displays, new 10-person igloos and $40-a-head Concourse Suites.

Fans flocked to the 1942 Columbia drive-in, and now it's closing sooner than expected, this Saturday.

A former shelter resident got her own apartment as Columbia's newest mixed-income community cut the ribbon this week.

Hunter Helms allegedly fled before deputies arrived, but tips about his whereabouts led deputies to his car in Hartsville.