SCDOT workers memorial remembers those killed on area roads
South Carolina Department of Transportation workers killed while working on area roads were remembered during a memorial service Friday afternoon.
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Sistercare women of the year
Two woman who survived domestic violence are recognized as Sistercare’s Women of the Year.
Condon questioned over possible Santee Cooper takeover
A potential taker for Santee Cooper Utility is questioned. What he told a State panel his objectives would be to turn things around.
National Walk at Lunch Day at the Statehouse
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – A record 1,600 walkers laced up their shoes to take part in “National Walk at Lunch Day”. The annual event at the Statehouse is sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield and is aimed at getting people to take time out for their health. Organizers say there are plenty of benefits to walking. Categories: Local News, News,…
Midlands family suing American Airlines for wrongful death
LEXINGTON, SC (WOLO) – The family of a Midlands woman is suing American Airlines after she died during a flight from Hawaii. Attorneys say Brittany Oswell of Lexington suffered an embolism and went into cardiac arrest on the flight. Attorneys say she later died in a Texas hospital. Her parents and widowed husband have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against…
Armed robbery suspects sought
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department is hoping you can help them find a suspect wanted for an armed robbery they say took place Wednesday.
Lexington 3rd grader creates backpacks for area homeless
A Lexington Third Grader starts a non profit organization and with the help of the community has been able to help some area homeless.
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President Trump policy would require hospitals to post prices
(WOLO) – It may get much easier to price shop for health care soon. Hospitals are already required to provide a list of their standard charges but getting the information isn’t always easy. President Trump’s administration wants to require hospitals to publish prices for standard services online. The new rules would take effect in 2019 and mostly apply to Medicare…
