Breastfeeding Bill introduced
A State Representative introduces a bill that would require all state buildings to create a place where new mothers can breastfeed their child or pump breast milk.
Author: ABC Columbia Staff
Governor McMaster says no to sanctuary cities in SC
Governor Henry McMaster wants to make sure that South Carolina follows the letter of the law when it comes to making sure the Palmetto State does not become a sanctuary city.
SC Department of Consumer Affairs reports more than 1,400 scams in 2017
The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs reports more than a million dollars worth of scams reported in 2017 alone.
ABC Columbia News Update 8
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State Senators give green light to electric chair executions
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO, AP) – The South Carolina Senate has agreed to bring back the electric chair as a means of execution in the state. The Senate voted 26 to 12 Tuesday (3/7) for the proposal to use the electric chair if the state does not have the drugs to carry out lethal injection. South Carolina’s execution drugs expired in…
Another Finalist for Teacher of the Year
Another Midlands teacher has been recognized for their work inside the classroom and is now in the running for teacher of the year.
Colite International expansion
A sign manufacturer is bring some big business to Richalnd County
New Study on Opioids
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — The battle against the abuse of opioids rages on across the Country and in the State and a new study shows… the drug isn’t too effective. Information published by the Journal of American Medical Association found for patients dealing with pain, opioids provided slightly less pain relief than over the counter or other non-opioid drugs. Experts…
Man charged with criminal solicitation, accused of wanting to cannibalize a child
A man is accused of soliciting a under cover officer, asking if she would be his sex slave and according to authorities said he wanted to eat a child.
Trial Date Set for Man Accused of Killing His Children
A Lexington man accused of killing his five children before dumping them in a field in another state gets his trial date.
