Groundhog Predicts More Winter
Keep the coats and scarves handy, old man winter isn’t done yet according to Punxsutawney Phil.
Author: ABC Columbia Staff
Hoop it Up Blood Drive
The City of Columbia hosts their annual Hoop it Up Blood Drive in hopes of offering life saving donations when there is a need here in the Midlands.
Go Red For Women
South Carolina pulled out their red to bring awareness to the number one killer of women.
5 Arrested on Drug Charges in Sumter County
Sumter, SC (WOLO) —- Five people are behind bars after The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office was in the process of executing a search warrant on the Relax Inn Motel in the 10-thousand block of Lynches River Road, in Sumter County Wednesday. According to Deputies, The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office arrested 55 year old David Tyler, 37 year old April Moore,…
Wear red Friday for heart disease awareness
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – Thursday (2/1), Governor Henry McMaster announced the state is going red to raise awareness for the battle against heart disease. Experts say heart disease is the number one killer of women. McMaster delivered an official proclamation declaring Friday (2/2) as “Wear Red Day” in South Carolina to honor and support the women affected by heart disease….
Health Minute: Cold and Flu
The Flu season has been especially bad this year, but doctors say that’s not the only virus that could be bugging you. Find out what is going around in your Health Minute.
Newberry Jury Duty Scam
Newberry county is warning residents about a Jury scam that is falsely accusing residents of missing a jury date and requesting they pay up to clear the offense.
Authorities ID man found dead in 18-wheeler
KERSHAW COUNTY, SC (WOLO) – Authorities have identified a man found dead inside the cab of an 18-wheeler Monday. According to the Kershaw County Coroner’s Office, Carlton Brooks, 49, of Rembert was found at the Black River Shell station on Sumter Highway by Camden Police. The cause of death has not yet been determined. Categories: Local News, News Tags: SCNews
A smell grounded a flight out of Charlotte
CHARLOTTE, NC (WOLO) – A smell grounded a flight leaving Charlotte, North Carolina Wednesday (1/31). The American Airlines flight headed for the Dominican Republic, was forced to turn around after an unidentified odor in the cabin. No passengers were injured, but the airline says one flight attendant was taken in for observation. Categories: National News, News
Stroke Victim Airlifted off Cruise Ship
The Coast Guard swoops into action to rescue a woman having a medical emergency aboard a cruise ship. The amazing rescue was all captured on camera.
