ABC Columbia News Update
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Author: ABC Columbia Staff
Woman arrested accused of murder of victim found shot in the neck
KERSHAW CO., SC (WOLO) – A woman has turned herself in for the murder of a victim found dead in a car shot in the neck. Stacey Catoe, 43, voluntarily surrendered herself Thursday (6/21) to KCSO investigators at the Kershaw County Detention Center. According to the KCSO, deputies responded June 17 to a shooting incident at the intersection of Catoe…
Misting Station Locations
If you are trying to find places where you can stay cool during the summer, The City of Columbia has you covered with misting stations.
Primary runoff election rules
The State Primary runoff elections are less than a week away. Do you k k all the rules? Click here to find out what you need to know before casting your vote.
Reported stolen car leads deputies to chop shop bust
Lexington Deputies say a car reported stolen leads them to a suspected chop shop and lands five people behind bars.
Staying cool during Farley’s forecast
Looking or a fun way to beat the heat? Check out how ABC Columbia’s Chief Meteorologist John Farley does it.
Mayor Benjamin Heads to US Mexico Border
Mayor and President of the Delegation of US Mayors leaves for the US Mexico border to see immigration situation first hand with members of the delegation.
ABC Columbia News Update
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Update: Richland County Coroner Identifies Person Killed on 1-77
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– The Richland County Coroner has released the name of the individual who died Wednesday morning after being involved in a collision that occurred at approximately 5:02 a.m. on Interstate 77 South at mile marker 27, Columbia, SC. According to Gary Watts, Nathaniel B. Deaton, date of birth 05-23-1978, of South Hickory Grove Road, Martinsburg, Indiana was the…
US Withdraws from UN Human Rights Council
It’s official, the US announces that they are withdrawing from the United Nations Human Rights Council.
