ABC Columbia News Update
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Author: ABC Columbia Staff
The deputies who drove into flood waters, trapping and killing two patients, have been fired
CONWAY, S.C. (WOLO) — Two deputies accused of driving into a flooded roadway, which resulted in the death of two mental-health patients, have been fired. Officials say Horry County Deputies Stephen Flood and Joshua Bishop drove through flood waters on Highway 76, near Little Pee Dee River the night of September 18th. Rains from Hurricane Florence had flooded the area….
New program hopes to spark unity and open dialogue
Program is held across the City of Columbia in hopes of bringing people together and fostering unity.
Man who reported car stolen with kids inside is arrested
A man police say told them his car was stolen with two young child asleep in the backseat has now been arrested. Click here for the full story.
Another chance to win millions
The Mega Millions jackpot may belong to someone else now, but you do have a chance to get your hands on a Powerball ticket with an estimated jackpot of 620 million.
West Columbia police seek public assistance to find suspects
Take a good look at these images. West Columbia Police want to know if you have any information that can help them identify suspects accused of ribbing an area gas station.
ABC Columbia News Update
Categories: ABC Columbia News Update (First Row) Tags: SCNews
Lexington/Richland 5 School Board Candidate Forum; Josh Berry moderates
IRMO, SC (WOLO) – Seven candidates vying for a seat on the Lexington-Richland 5 school board gathered at Irmo Middle School Tuesday (10/23) evening, for a community forum. The event, hosted by the District Five Teacher Forum, provided the community a chance to submit questions for the candidates to answer. Lexington County candidates Ellen Baumgardner, Jan Hammond, and Ken Loveless…
100k Powerball winner
Someone decided the focus on the Powerball instead of Mega Millions and walked away with a pretty nice payday. Click here for the entire story.
Florence County deputy shot in ambush dies weeks after shooting
FLORENCE, SC (WOLO) – A second law enforcement officer has died from injuries suffered in an ambush attack on law enforcement in Florence on October 3. Monday (10/22) night, the Florence County Sheriff’s Office confirmed the death of Investigator Farrah B. Turner. Investigator Turner was mortally wounded in the line of duty while attempting to serve a search warrant…
