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CPD, hit and run victim search for answers 10 years later
10 years ago today, Columbia Police say a then, 24 year Lindsay Bires was standing on the sidewalk along Medical Park Drive taking a break during her job at Palmetto Health Richland Hospital.
VPR brands ends production of nicotine gummies
After a warning from the FDA, a nicotine company is discontinuing one of their products
Online passport renewal available in 2023
The State Department relaunched the online passport renewal option to a limited number of people this morning
FedEx warns that a global recession could be near
Shares plunged 22% in trading today after it warned yesterday that an economic slowdown putting the company $500 million short of it's revenue target is on the horizon.
The SC Department of Transportation names Justin Powell as its new Chief of Staff.
According to the organization, Powell's term will begin immediately and he'll be in charge of the oversight and execution of a number of strategic initiatives on behalf of the agency.
Town of Blythewood presented $500,000 for park improvement
Mayor Bryan Franklin accepted the check at Blythewood Town Hall
SC Department of Public Safety offering child seat safety demonstrations
As part of child seat safety week, there are several events throughout the midlands where troopers can check to ensure your seat is installed correctly.
Uber investigates cyber security incident
It comes after a hacker shared evidence of breaching the company’s computer systems with journalists and security researchers.
City of Columbia’s “Food Truck Fridays” to continue through Sept.
The City of Columbia will continue operating their summer initiative Food Truck Fridays at 2300 Bull Street, from 11 am- 3pm, throughout September.
Jobless claims fall for 5th straight week
The labor market has remained strong despite some slowing in other areas of the economy.
Richland County Sheriff’s Dept. searching for armed robbery suspect
The incident occurred on September 9 at Lowe’s 7441 Two Notch Road location.
DHEC: Raccoon found in Elgin tests positive for rabies
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) confirmed today that a raccoon found in Elgin tested positive for rabies.
Deputies seek answers in three year old murder case
Newberry Co., S.C. (WOLO)--Newberry County deputies are searching for answers in a three year old murder investigation. Authorities say on September 17, 2019, Sharonda Sims was found shot and killed in…
Agreement negotiated to avoid rail strike
The key parties in the looming rail strike negotiated for more than 20 hours and were able to reach an eleventh hour deal.
U.S. Government updates strategy to fight Covid-19
The White House today is unveiling a plan it calls the Global Covid Response 2.0.
National Household Travel Survey: kids who walk to school more likely to stay active
According to the National Household Travel Survey, children who walk or bike to school are more likely to continue physical activity.
Lexington Co. woman accused of stabbing neighbor.
Lexington Co., S.C. (WOLO_-- Deputies with the Lexington Co. Sheriff's Department say Brenda Jeffcoat stabbed her neighbor twice in the back Monday night. According to investigators, the victim was at Jeffcoat's home visiting her husband,…
SCAG Alan Wilson: Lexington Man arrested on four charges of sexual exploitation of a minor
The South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced the arrest of Timothy Sielicki, 30, from Lexington, S.C., for the sexual exploitation of a minor.
Sheriff: Police shooting justified as car used as weapon
A police officer in South Carolina shot and killed a man who slammed his stolen car into the officer's door as he got out to try to arrest him after a nearly 30-minute chase, a sheriff said.
