it impacts more than two dozen blocks in and around the leaphart road area until 7 tonight. once water is restored people in the area will then be under a boil water advisory and will need to boil water for at least one full minute before using it. troopers are investigating after a police car crashed early this morning. officials say the 2009 crown victoria lost control and crashed getting onto i-26 from lake murray boulevard at about 5:45 this morning. the police car is registered to the city of irmo. troopers says the driver was thomas speers. they say there are no charges pending at this a missing texas teenager who managed to stay out of prison for murder because he was too rich has been found in mexico. ethan couch fled after authorities determined he violated the terms of his probation. couch was 16 and driving under the influence when he struck and killed three people on a texas road in 2013. his lawyers managed to keep him out off prison by pleading what they called "afflueuea" in november, social media posts showed couch playing a drinking game, in clear violation

this will impact more than two dozen blocks in and around the leaphart road area. once water is restored people in the area will then be under a boil water advisory and will need to boil water for at least one full minute before using it. today, three columbia city councilmen will be sworn in--including to new faces recently elected. howard duvall and ed mcdowell each won runoff elections in november. mcdowell will now represent district two. duvall is the new at-large councilman moe baddourah will also be sworn in. he ran unopposed in november's general election. the ceremony is today at 3:30 at columbia city hall. a columbia man is out of the hospital after troopers say a hit and run driver wrecked him and sped off. he was run off the road on i-77 northbound near percival road saturday night. this morning he's still dealing with a lot of pain and hoping for justice. news 10's chad mills has more. for now, each step is tough for kevin bessellieu, but the 31-year-old columbia man is just glad to be alive. "it's a miracle. the fact that i'm still here and still aliv

this will impact more than two dozen blocks in and around the leaphart road area. once water is restored people in th area will then be under a boil water advisory and will need to boil water for at least one full minute before using it. tomorrow, three columbia city councilmen will be sworn in--including to new faces recently elected. howard duvall and ed mcdowell each won runoff elections in november. mcdowell will now represent district two. duvall is the new at-large councilman. councilman moe baddourah will also be sworn in. he ran unopposed in november's general election. the ceremony is tomorrow at 3:30 at columbia city hall. will the usc men's basketball team keep their perfect score as they head into the new year? in the latest ap poll has the gamecocks sitting at number 24--one spot up from their number 25 ranking last week. they also jumped 3 spots in the coaches poll--now at number 20. the 11 and oh gamecocks face francis marion on wednesday. coming up on the news at 11-- a winter freeze is making for a its sights. a texas teenager who avoided jail time

this will impact more than two dozen blocks in and around the leaphart road area. once water is restored people in the area will then be under a boil water advisory and will need to boil water for at least one full minute before using it. more apartments may be on the way at columbia's bull street development. officials monitoring the project say hundreds of apartment units could be created inside the historic babcock building. jack kuenzie joins us in the studio with more. charles earlier this month we were talking about the student apartment complex expected to be located on the calhoun street side of the bull street property. now, two sources close to the project are confirming there are plans under consideration for even more apartment units close to spirit communications park, the baseball stadium now under construction. this time the apartments would be built inside the sprawling babcock building. that is the towering italian renaissance revival style structure almost adjacent to the location of that proposed 234 unit student housing project off calhoun. last

it impacts more than two dozen blocks in and around the leaphart road area. that means people in the area should boil their water for at least one full minute before using it. we'll let you know when the advisory has been lifted. a former member of the harlem globetrotters and "general" lee holman died on he was 65. a public viewing is happening now at bostick-tompkins funeral home until 8 p-m. holman's funeral is set for 1 p-m tomorrow at westside holiness church in west columbia. he will be laid to rest in lexington at woodridge memorial gardens up next on the n ns at 7 palmetto state faith leaders are break 1 the holidays will be a little dominion resources donated dollars u-s-o south carolina the money will go towards hosting events for troops throughout the holiday season. palmetto state religious leaders are calling south carolinians to learn more about their neighbors faith. today -- governor nikki haley proclaimed january "interfaith harmony month." interfaith partners of south carolina read the proclamation with representatives of christianity, judai

this will impact more than two dozen blocks in and around the leaphart road area. the city is shutting off water lines for a relocation project near leaphart and mineral springs road starting tomorrow at 9 a.m. until 7 p.m. once water is restored people in the area will then be under a boil water advisory and will need to boil water for at least one full minute before using it. as you take down your christmas decorations this week, consider recycling your live tree. the annual grinding of the greens is now underway. you can drop off your live christmas tree at more than two dozen locations across lexington and richland counties. before you do, make sure to remove all lights and decorations. also, it's only for trees, no wreaths, garland or other greenery. the last day for drop-off is thursday, january 16. mulch will be available for pickup the following saturday. a giant is now wading into the presidential campaign and turning into a huge target. up next: we'll see who's getting the trump treatment this time. also, how is donald trump a new battleground is opening

near leaphart road... and mineral springs road.once the water is back on... residents who have been affected and who live near the area... need to boil their water for at least one minute customers have any concerns... they can contact city hall.to find out if you're address is on the list... head over to wltx dot com and just click on this story. 3 3 the deadline for federal aid assistance for the flood is quickly approaching... and many questions still remain as problems continue to arise. the emergency management division says one of the big problems is people who have damage... don't think fema can help. but they say... even if you've been denied for assistance once... you can still call fema if you have new problems. the emergency management division says the key is to register now... and get your disaster assistance number... in case you have additional issues come up after the deadline. 3 between october 4th and october 23rd, thats the diaster period that you would be eligible for, however, weve had a lot of rain since then, there could be some sort of

this will impact more than two dozen blocks in and around the leaphart road area. once water is restored the area will then be under a boil water advisory. residents should boil water for at least a full minute before using it. three columbia city councilmen will be sworn in today --including two new howard duvall and ed mcdowell each won runoff elections in november. mcdowell will now represent district two. duvall is the new at-large councilman. councilman moe baddourah will also be sworn in. he ran unopposed in november's general election. the ceremony is at 3:30 at columbia city hall. we are starting this tuesday with showers and a few storms crossing the state. they are being driven by a front that has moved across the country yesterday. during the morning hours there the front will have little to no impact on the temperatures today, because highs will again saturated areas that have the new year will start with cooler and drier weather. keep it tuned right here to w-i-s news 10 for more of the "today show". and get breaking news first at >>> it is brain tease

the city is shutting off water lines for a relocation project near leaphart and mineral springs road from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m. this will impact more than two dozen blocks around this area. once water is restored people in the area will then be under a boil water advisory. it looks like we'll be seeing rain for the next few days. so far showers have been few and far between, but i will still carry a 40% chance into the afternoon. temps are currently in the low 70s, we will have no problems reaching the upper 78- 79 across the area. monday afternoon highs will reach the upper 70s and an unsettled weather pattern will return. there is also a good chance of showers as moist, humid air continues to flow in from will still carry a 40% chance into the afternoon. temps are currently in the low 70s, we will have no problems reaching the upp 78- 79 across the area. monday afternoon highs will reach the upper 70s and an unsettled weather pattern will return. there is also a good chance of showers as moist, humid air continues to flow in from the south around a ridge of high pressure anchored off

near leaphart road... and mineral springs road.once the water is back on... residents who have been affected and who live near the area need to boil their water for at least one minute... before you use it. if you have any concerns... contact city hall.to find out if you're address is on the list... head click on this story. 3 it seems everyday there are more questions about damage from the flood..news 19 is on your side trying to answer some of those questions and where you can turn to for help. 3 3 the problems from octobers natural disaster didn't end as the waters receded. many families who continue to deal with the after affects of the flood are still searching for answers.weve had a lot of rain since then, there could be some sort of precipitating factors. some pre-existing damage that occurred in the month of october that led to the damage that youre experiencing now. so thats why were encouraging people to go ahead and register.derreck becker with h e south carolina emergency management division says one of the biggest problems is people who have dama

that's happening near leaphart and mineral springs road. customers wont have water during those hours.once the water is back on... you will need to boil your water for at least one minute... before you use it. 3 3 the search continues in sumter... as police there look for three suspects in connection to an attempted year-old henry dingle ... 20- year-old kevin smith and 18- year-old... william spann.4 other men have already been arrested in connection to this case.police responded to a shots fired call on frazier street shortly before 4pm on tuesday. detectives think the three men could be involved in other cases as well.all three are believed to be armed and dangerous.if you have information that could help call crimestoppers at 1-888-crime-s-c. 3 in richland county... authorities say a husband and wife's fight over a chicken dinner... landed them both in the hospital.it happened on ranch road... near decker boulevard and percival road. deputies say the wife wanted to get chicken at church's... and the couple got into an argument... that's

this will impact more than two dozen blocks in and around the leaphart road area. once water is restored people in the area will then be under a boil water advisory and will need to boil water for at least one full minute before using it. three columbia city councilmen will be sworn in today --including two new faces. howard duvall and ed mcdowell each won runoff elections in november. mcdowell will now represent district two. duvall is the new at-large councilman. councilman moe baddourah will columbia city hall. and get breaking news first at >>> we are back now at 7:30. it's tuesday morning, the 29th of december, 2015. there's worcester, mass. a live look at the conditions there. they are starting to see a little bit of snow. what did you say, it was bouncing? >> sleet. >> sleet has a beat says al roker this. big storm system that hammered the middle of the country. guess what. now it's here targeting the northeast. folks on the plaza have their umbrellas out and their smiles on, and we'll tuck out to see them in a couple of minutes. >> and that weather tops our

near leaphart road and mineral springs road.to find out if you're address is on the list... head over to wltx dot com... and just click on this story. 3 3 emergency room doctors at temple university hospital... say a new federal guideline has *significantly reduced prescription rates for opioids. doctors say the guildline is sparking more discussions with patients. study... finds that suicide attacks and roadside bombs... may trigger more post traumatic stress... than conventional warfare.the research shows higher p-t-s-d rates... in men who served during the insurgency phase of the iraq war... when guerilla tactics were used. 3 3 former new york governor... george pataki... is dropping out of the presidential race. he made the announcement last night... in front of his supporters.pataki made national headlines... while governing new york during the september 11-th attacks.he originally announced his run in may.the former governor has never made it onto a main debate stage... and has had trouble raising funds. 3 on to a couple of g-o-p candidates still in the race. the front

turned off from from 9 am until 8 pmthe city says this is to complete a relocation project near leaphart road... and mineral springs road.to find out if you're address is on the list... head over to wltx dot com... and just click on this story. 3 3 great news to follow up on a story we brought you this weekend.the columbia couple that had been searching for their stolen handicap van says... they now have it back. they say columbia city police and a sled team.... found it around 5 o'clock last night robert mccurdy... a quadriplegic... has used the specially tailored van to get to work every day. he and his wife debbie... say they're happy it's back in their hands in decent condition.... with only a few parts missing. a torn wire from the van... lead them to believe that a buzzer connected to the wheelchair lock was going off... which made the thieves abandon the van altogether. police say they found it in an apartment neighborhood off of broad river road. looking for three suspects in connection to an attempted murder.they are 21- year-old... henry dingle ... 20-year-old... kevin dwayne s