SC Electoral College cast ballots to certify state’s vote for Donald Trump
While voters choose the president, it’s the Electoral College that actually elects the commander in chief.
Author: Alex Tejada
USC experts forecast postitive economic growth for Palmetto State in 2025
Despite listing positive indicators, USC’s Dr. Joey Von Nessen says that South Carolina’s economy is still in recovery mode.
Family of Zelig Williams continues the search after more than 2 months since disappearance
Zelig’s family have also welcomed the help of a group of private investigators known as ‘We Are the Essentials’.
City of Columbia celebrates new bike lane located in North Main neighborhood
The city of Columbia along with SC DOT and other partners celebrates its completion Thursday morning.
ONE-ON-ONE: Former SC senator explains decision to withdraw election protest
After trailing 287 votes after Election Night, Malloy only lost by 87 votes according to a recount conducted by the state election commission.
OCSD merges district’s middle schools while adding additional space
Tuesday, school officials celebrated the new addition to William J. Clark Middle School, a 28,000 square foot classroom space which will accommodate the arrival of more students from Howard Middle.
SC Highway Patrol offers safety tips for Thanksgiving travelers
In total, AAA expects 80 million Americans to travel this Thanksgiving holiday.
Columbia airport sees Thanksgiving flyers on busy travel day
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — According to AAA projections, around 80 million Americans will be traveling more than 50 miles from home just this Thanksgiving. Approximately 6 million of those holiday travelers expect to fly to get to their destinations. Midlands residents flying Columbia Metropolitan Airport say they prefer the local airport over driving to a larger one in another city….
Missing WWII airman laid to rest at Fort Jackson Cemetery
Nephews of Lieutenant Harris honored the airman and shared memories of their ancestor.
SC Freedom Caucus outlines agenda despite in-party opposition
Representative Jordan Pace says one of the policies supported by the South Carolina Freedom Caucus is school choice.
