Columbia man accused of attempted murder arrested
Columbia Police arrest a man accused of Attempted Murder after police say he hit a man with a brick and then repeatedly kicked him in the head.
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'My baby doesn't have a right eye:' Father recalls Marion shooting that hurt 1-year-old
Police are investigating after a shooting in Marion left one man dead and a baby without an eye, according to Marion Police Chief Tony Flowers.
Pawmetto Lifeline offering adoption specials after reaching full capacity
(Source: Pawmetto Lifeline) COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) - Animal shelters in Columbia say they are experiencing capacity issues. Pawmetto Lifeline says it's in the midst of what their calling a 911 emergency. The animal shelter is currently short staff and it…
Deputy charged with reckless homicide in crash that killed 3
A sheriff's deputy in South Carolina has been charged with three counts of reckless homicide after she ran a stop sign and crashed into a car while going 73 mph, killing a mother and her two adult daughters, investigators said.
CDC: Gun related deaths are number one reason kids, teens most likely to die
Gun related deaths have skyrocketed to the point where the CDC says it is the number one reason children and teens are most likely to die.
S.C. ranked 6th worst state for racial equality in schools
A new study shows that South Carolina is not making the grade when it comes to racial equality in the classroom
U.S. investigates complaints over Honda Pilot SUV's
The U.S. government's road safety agency is investigating complaints that the fuel-saving stop-start system on some Honda Pilot SUVs can fail to restart.
After quiet year, SC Democrats heat up in governor primary
In a string of tweets, state Sen. Mia McLeod and House Minority Leader Todd Rutherford sparred back and forth with personal vitriol, which began with McLeod noting Rutherford had backed Joe Cunningham, and not her, because McLeod had refused “to appoint his unqualified new wife” as a magistrate.
SC lawmakers meet briefly on $13B budget but reach no deal
Several powerful House and Senate lawmakers met Tuesday for about 10 minutes to talk about South Carolina's budget without reaching an agreement on the main sticking points.
DHEC: 8,913 new cases of COVID-19, four additional virus related deaths in SC
DHEC reports 8,913 new cases of COVID-19 and four additional virus related deaths in its latest weekly data update.
Dog saved by firefighter in SC in the running to win America's Highest Canine Honor
Twenty-one heroic dogs from across the United States are in the running to win America's Highest Canine Honor. Jake from South Carolina is one of those special dogs and was chosen to advance from a field of nearly 400 candidates.
FBI warns businesses in 8 Southern states of fraud scheme
The FBI in North Carolina is warning businesses in eight states about a scheme in which people are using stolen credit card numbers to make large purchases by telephone.
Timeline of events in the Murdaugh saga, one year since the deaths of Paul and Maggie
Timeline of events in the Murdaugh saga, one year since the deaths of Paul and Maggie
State Rep. Todd Rutherford announces endorsement of Joe Cunningham for governor
Democratic State Representative Todd Rutherford is backing Joe Cunningham's campaign for governor.
Survey ranks SC as 6th worst state in the nation for racial equality in the classroom
One survey suggests South Carolina is not making the grade when it comes to racial equality in the classroom.
SC Motor Fuel User Fee to go up 2 cents next month
Come next month, drivers across the state will see an extra 2 cents tacked on to the rising prices, as part of the state's Motor Fuel User Fee.
Governor McMaster signs SC Religious Freedom Act
The bill aims to protect places of worship from government overreach and forced closure during states of emergency.
Lexington-Richland Five holds input meetings
Lexington-Richland district five held the first of two community input meetings Monday evening.
Tips to help you get through chaotic summer travel
Tuning now to what is expected to be a very busy and chaotic -- summer at airports around the country.
Ukrainian women find refuge in Charleston family with connection to homeland
It has been a long journey for three Ukrainian women seeking refuge from their war-torn country, but they have found a home in Charleston, even if they had to leave much behind.
