Two Columbia residents concerned about the city’s approach to short-term rentals detail what they think should change.

Columbia council considers regulations and more code enforcement offices, in an effort to crack down on short-term rentals.

City leaders are considering raising the rental booking age to 25 and giving police more power to revoke licenses for major ...

The rule changes come after the city put a pause on new licenses for the businesses. COLUMBIA, S.C. — The Columbia City ...

Currently 139 short term rentals are operating without a license.

Nearly two months to the day after a deadly shooting at a Columbia Airbnb, the city of Columbia is moving forward with ...

Columbia City Council took the first step toward amending the ordinance concerning short-term rentals at Tuesday's meeting.

Some of the new regulations include raising the minimum age of the guest making the booking from 18 to 25 and police chiefs ...

Columbia City Council decided to delay a vote on further regulations for short-term rentals in the city, weeks after a June 6 shooting at an Elmwood Park Airbnb left one teenager dead and three ...

The Isle of Palms Chamber of Commerce invited College of Charleston Associate Professor Dr. Brumby McLeod to speak at their ...

Columbia City Council voted at its July 15 meeting to defer a vote on whether or not to strike down the moratorium on short-term rentals implemented in June.

The Howard County Council approved emergency legislation to increase fines for residents who offer their private pools for short-term rentals.