Summer heat study conducted in Midlands uncovers surprising results
A Summer heat story conducted in the Midlands unveils surprising results
Author: Alex Tejada
Family of late Midlands man forms bond with law enforcement in wake of tragedy
While it’s been more than 12 years without any answers, Rodney’s family as well as law enforcement believe the truth is still out there.
PALMETTO BOWL: USC and Clemson students battle to raise the most life-saving blood donations
In order to count towards the competition, students can donate at on-campus blood donation centers through Friday.
ALL RISE: SC Supreme Court holds cases at HBCU for audience
After court adjourned, the justices took questions from students in the audience.
FIXING OUR ROADS: SCDOT explains 2023 project to fix major interstate
Commuters can expect to see repairs taking place on I77 northbound and southbound starting as early as March.
SC State celebrates Veterans Day with service members past and present
ORANGEBURG, SC (WOLO) — Since the 1940s, South Carolina State University has a long tradition of producing minority leaders in the US Army through its ROTC program. The school with the extensive military history celebrated Veterans Day Thursday with a special program featuring some of the school’s alumni. “Being a part of South Carolina State ROTC program, we like to…
SC franchise owner helps fellow veterans find jobs after military service
“The way they give back to the veteran community is just unbelievable. I’m so proud to be part of an organization like this.”
STALEMATE: SC lawmakers fail to compromise on abortion ban bill during special session
By a 22 to 20 vote, the Senate adjourned, ultimately killing the bill.
GOVERNOR’S RACE: McMaster and Cunningham travel Palmetto State with less than a week until Election Day
You can vote early for governor through Saturday. Election Day is Tuesday.
WEAVER VS. ELLIS: SC state superintendent of education candidates debate ahead of Election Day
The two candidates believe that in addition to salaries, working conditions are to blame for the state’s teacher shortage.
