HBCU Economic Impact
A new study shows HBCU’s are making a economic impact here in the Palmetto State.
Author: ABC Columbia Staff
Youth Violence Prevention Week Kicks Off
The City of Columbia kicks off events for the National Youth Prevention Week to put a stop to violence against and among youth.
Man suspected of running from Kershaw checkpoint in stolen truck
Kershaw County Deputies arrest a man they say ran from a traffic safety checkpoint in a stolen car. Why authorities say they may have saved his life in the process.
3 arrested for cockfighting in Kershaw County
KERSHAW COUNTY, SC (WOLO) – Three men were arrested Saturday (3/19) for cockfighting, according to the Kershaw County Sheriff’s Office. Moises Aquille Montes, 34, Miguel Martinez, 32, and Juan Diego Jimenez, 26, all from Gilbert, all face a cockfighting charge. A news release sent Monday says dispatch got a call about possible cockfighting in a remote area off Old Stagecoach…
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Broad River Road shootout investigated
The Richland County Sheriff’s department continues to investigate a shooting that at least left three men suffering from gunshot wounds after authorities say a shoot-out took place outside a Broad River Road nightclub.
Palmetto Pride Litter Book competition winner
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – A local group is taking the fight against litter off the streets and onto the pages of children’s books. Friday (3/16), Palmetto Pride held its first annual children’s book competition looking for a story on litter in our state. The winner was a student at Green Charter School of the Midlands, Jayla Washington. They have published…
Staying safe during 36th Annual St. Pat’s Festival
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)- Our area’s largest annual street festival kicks off tomorrow and law enforcement agencies are working hard to make sure you stay safe. ABC Columbia’s Gabrielle Franklin has the details from agency leaders on how they plan to protect you. Categories: Local News, News, Richland
Fire Chief: Juvenile causes $6 million in damages after setting fire in Walmart
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – A fire set by a juvenile may have caused $6 million in damages Thursday (3/16) night. According to Columbia Fire Chief Aubrey Jenkins, his department responded shortly after 8:00 p.m. When crews arrived smoke could be seen inside. He says the fire at the Garners Ferry Road Walmart was started near the paper towels. Fire investigators…
Read Across America Art Contest
You have a chance to check out some of the pieces of artwork on display here in Columbia for the Read Across America student art contest.
