Valhallacon: Why do you cosplay?

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Couple busted for hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of counterfeit goods

The Midlands Gang Task Force arrested a husband and wife earlier this month.

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Black lives matter rally at the South Carolina State House

A Black Lives Matter march at the S.C. State House came together rapidly, with law enforcement having a short time to prepare.

The South Carolina Secessionist Party marked the one-year anniversary of the Confederate flag coming down from the South Carolina State House by raising the banner again on a temporary pole, Sunday, July 10, 2016.

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Valhallacon: Why do you cosplay?

Valhallacon fans explain why they enjoy dressing up like their favorite fictional characters.

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Clerk throws toxic liquid on woman, leaving extreme burns

A 34-year-old Columbia woman has filed suit against Circle K convenience stores and one of its clerks, alleging the clerk doused her with a five gallon bucket of water mixed with a toxic cleaning solution in a May 2 incident at the store. This is an edited video provided by the plaintiffs attorney.

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FN gun manufacturer's commercial, shown in Columbia airport

FN commercial shown in Columbia Metropolitan Airport. After complaints, airport officials pulled down a billboard ad but decided the video advertisement could continue.

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Cayce police say man held woman against her will, fired shots

Police arrested Andre Michael Washington, 56, of Cayce, early Wednesday morning.

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Moe Baddourah calls 911 after domestic violence incident

Richland County deputies say Columbia City Councilman Moe Baddourah has been arrested after slamming his estranged wife's leg in a car door during a child custody exchange.

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Moe Baddourah's sister-in-law calls 911 after domestic violence incident

Listen to two 911 calls related to an alleged domestic violence incident involving Columbia City Councilman Moe Baddourah. One call was from him and another was from the his sister-in-law. Records show it took more than an hour for either Baddourah or his wife to alert law enforcement.

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Uber might be sued by City of Columbia Police officer

A driver who struck a Columbia cop on Interstate 126 in May was logged in to the Uber app at the time of the crash, according to the S.C. Department of Public Safety. Lt. Kelley Hughes told The State on Tuesday that the driver – Jason Bigby, of Columbia – was logged in to the ride-sharing app when he struck Pete Conklin, a 28-year-old officer with the Columbia Police Department.

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