SC Serial killer items auctioned off
The items of one of South Carolina’s most notorious serial killers hits the auction block. Check out some of the items people were able to bid on.
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No foul play suspected in discovery of Irmo pond drowning victim
IRMO, SC (WOLO) – Autopsy findings for a body found in an Irmo pond were released Wednesday (8/29). According to the Lexington County Coroner, Tao Gao, 42, died from a drowning. His body was recovered from the pond in the 100 block of Pale Ivy Lane around 3:30 p.m. on August 26. UPDATE: Coroner does not suspect foul play after…
Irmo Police plan Labor Day weekend checkpoints
Labor Day weekend is right around the corner and while you may be ready to hit the road, One area law enforcement agency says they will be out there along with you.
Happiest place on earth could get happier for employees
The happiest place on Earth is about to make their employees a whole lot happier. Click here to find out why.
New Study: No Safe amount of Alcohol
CNN- One new global study says no amount of alcohol is good for your health. But do experts agree? Here’s Reid Binion with this health minute. Categories: Local News, News Tags: HealthNews
Members of Trump Admin. to attend McCain Funeral instead of President
President Trump has no plans to attend any of the services scheduled for the late Senator John McCain but some members of his administration will be there to pay their respects.
Fans gather to pay final respect to Queen of Soul
Thousands of fans gathered to bid a final farewell to the queen of Soul in her hometown of Detroit.
District 20 Senate seat “unofficial” results
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — The polls officially closed their doors at 7 Tuesday night and for several hours after many waited to see who would walk away the Republican nominee of the special Run Off election for the vacant 20 District seat. According to unofficial results from the South Carolina Election Commission Lawyer Benjamin Dunn has beaten his opponent Minister…
Father’s Voice program helps inmates speak to their children
A special program at Kirkland Correction institute is giving some inmates a chance to speak to the children they left on the outside of prison,
Abused dog “Champ” recovering
A dog tied to a tree for a month and found emaciated is slowly starting to recover at a facility here in the Midlands. Click here to check out Champ and his recovery.
