COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – Columbia City Council members have appointed four new housing commissioners. Council members discussed the applicants at a special called meeting Tuesday (3/5). The appointments to the Columbia Housing Authority Board of Commissioners were announced Tuesday afternoon. According to a news release: “City Council members were impressed with the high quality of all applicants, which included…
The annual tradition is back! Five Points is getting ready for their St, Patrick’s Day festival and start with dying the fountain in the entertainment district green.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – For the first time in nearly 20 years the NAACP is holding regional training in South Carolina. In 2000, the civil rights organization boycotted the state while the Confederate flag flew in front of the State House. Tuesday’s (3/5) event marked the NAACP’S first nationally sponsored event to be held in South Carolina since the boycott…
The Orangebur County Sheriff’s Office is asking parents and students alike to ignore threats of an attack following a February shooting.
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Get rid of your personal and private documents during a Richland County shredding event.
Two former State officials want to find out if legalized gambling would be good for South Carolina.
(photo: Lexington County Sheriff’s Department) Lexington, SC (WOLO) — Do you recognize this man? Take a good look at this image from a store surveillance camera. The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department is hoping you can help them identify the person in the image. Authorities say they are working to identify the man as they continue investigating the theft of thousands…
Cayce, SC (WOLO) — SCE&G, a subsidiary of Dominion Energy is using National Consumer Protection week to remind customers of a scam that often targets energy customers that officials say results in an average loss of $342.00 dollars. The energy company is asking customers to remember a few things that may help keep them protected. Scammers are not aware of…
After months of speculation, the winner of the biggest single Mega Millions Payout in U.S. History comes forward to claim their 1.3 billion dollar prize.
