the ceremony is at 3:30 at columbia city hall. more apartments may be on the way at columbia's bull street development. two sources close to the project are confirming there are plans under consideration for even more apartment units close to spirit communications park. this time the apartments would be built inside the sprawling babcock building. last year, babcock drew interest from a new orleans based developer who wanted to turn the building into a hotel. that plan fell through in part due to problems passing tax credit legislation. now we're told a different company -- possibly based in virginia, has babcock under contract for new apartments. because of the size, because of the nature of the work that needs to be done--there's a considerable amount of asbestos and the cost to bring that building to a position where it can be you know, repurposed and reutilized, it is a significant amount. and so there needs to be something built in which is why we passed historic tax credits both for commercial and private residential efforts.

the ceremony is tomorrow at 3:30 at columbia city hall. preparations for their orange bowl matchup with oklahoma. the tigers and sooners will clash thursday at four in a college football playoff game. this is a rematch of last year's russell athletic bowl the tigers blew out the sooners 40 to six. this is a different oklahoma team...especially at the quarterback position. junior...baker mayfield has started every game this season for the sooners. he sat out last year after transferring from texas tech. mayfield...like clemson's deshaun watson is a threat passing and running. he's thrown for nearly 34 hundered yards and rushed for over 400 as he's led the sooners to an 11 and one record. boulware:he's definitely a fast player but he's a lot more quick and shifty than he is straight line speed...which is just as dangerous.he can juke you out..he can do a lot of different things. lawson:he'll make a lot of plays on his feet and the passing game, they have two incredible backs...pete ryan and the true freshman. they're a great offense..very di

the ceremony is at 3:30 at columbia city hall. republican presidential frontrunner donald trump is set to make a stop in rock hill at the beginning of the new year. trump will visit winthrop university on january 8th. he'll be at the coliseum on campus. the event doors open at 5:00 and the event starts at 7:00. it's free-- but you do have to register. still ahead...residents in a north carolina town believe a tornado is what destroyed their homes. we'll hear from one man who says he came face- to-face with the storm. plus - it's not too late to grab one last christmas experience. why one light show is extending their hours. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully...jeb bush: donald, , u're not going to b bable to insult youruray to the presidency. that's not going to happen. (applause) announcer:r:ne candidate tough enough to take on n is. jejewill destroy isis... and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states ould not

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 for murder because of an "affluenza" wow, you changed my old bedroom. with a little help from a havertys designer. he helped us, uh...reinvent the whole space. and it is perfect. i'm sure it was perfect then too, because you're perfect. yeah, i was perfect. no mom, you're grounded! it's uh...it's better now. well, my design sense is ever-evolving, so... it's all on sale for the holidays. shop our winter event at havertys and enjoy thirty-six month, no interest financing for murder because he was too rich has been found in mexico. ethan couch fled after

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 teaser tuesday and before the break we gave krou this this riddle. >> what can travel around the world while staying in one corner. >> all right, the answer is a stamp. >> all right. if you have been racking your brain about what to wear new year's eve or night, we have ideas. >> here with easy styles, here is our beauty expert. >> very good. >> and there are ways that you can make your hair look very good for new year's eve. >> yes, the princess roll. you can use a ribbon or headband to do the same thing. you tak

there was plenty of activity at city hall as three columbia city council members were sworn in this afternoon. wis' chad mills was there. he joins us in the newsroom. and the newly elected members along with mayor steve benjamin all said they're ready for a new era of leadership where working together will be a priority. there were about 200 plus people there to applaud as councilmen howard duvall and ed mcdowell took their oaths. councilman moe baddourah, who didn't draw an opponent, also was reelected and took his oath today. now, mayor benjamin did not endorse either duvall or mcdowell; he endorsed their opponents. the mayor and councilman baddourah have also butted heads in the past on various issues. duvall says there's a new dynamic on council now, is not a changing of the guard. "well, i wouldn't say it's a changing of the guard ... i would call it new dynamics on council." duvall says he's ready to tackle a number of big issues like flood recovery, a no-kill shelter, and more. a no-kill shelter, and more. we'll have more coming up in just a bit at 6 o'clock. the town clerk and assista

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 look at the headline. the death toll over the last week caused by tornadoes, floods and slippery roads has climbed to at least 43 people in 7 states. on monday alone more than 6,600 flights were cancelled or delayed nationwide. >>> the manhunt is over for the texas teenager who used the so-called affluenza defense to get probation for a deadly drunk driving accident. 18-year-old ethan couch and his mother were detained in mexico last

. >>> this afternoon, three members of columbia city council were sworn in the in at city hall. newly elected members took their oaths along with a familiar face on council. all of them represent different areas of city. helping this avenue the capital >> congratulations. >> reporter: two of the newest face on city council and a second term councilman were afternoon. all three were face a similar challenge in the new year following october's flooding. >> we have had many joys and together. we'll have many joys and pays in 2016. and we'll make sure we have those together as well. >> councilman mobadora who was sworn in for a second term, says the priority for both new and existing members is focused lives. >> the top priority i think right now is to find relief the flood. >> newly ic willed councilman says the recovery process starts withic that tag looks at city's budget and spending money on the biggest needs. >> it depends on what we g g from t t federal government and how we can use thoseo best fix the damages that were done on october 4th as to what we're the city of columbi

city hall at 3:30. if you live in west columbia, you may temporarily lose water service tomorrow. 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 tr