COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — The South Carolina Forestry Commission says it will lift the statewide burning ban at 7 a.m. Monday, March 30. According to the commission, the extremely low relative humidities and gusty winds that prompted the March 27 ban have subsided, although elevated drought conditions over much of the state warrant the need to be extremely vigilant when…
According to the Columbia-Richland Fire Department, 3rd Shift crews had to battle through high winds and rapidly changing conditions to rescue one person from a 2-Alarm fire that damaged three homes on Summit Terrace Court early Saturday morning.
Officers with the Columbia Police Department say they are working leads in an overnight shooting at Jay’s Bar and Grill in the Vista.
ABC Columbia Sports’ Chaz Frazier and Noah Chast are in Sacramento, California as the South Carolina Women’s Basketball Team reaches the Elite Eight of March Madness.
Gas prices are through the roof, groceries are still up. People are just concerned if they can afford anything just to live right now, and I don’t think we’re taking that serious enough for the people of SC,” says Rep. Jermaine Johnson, candidate for governor.
AP Photo Courtesy: Sarah Nevis BY: DOUG FEINBERG Updated 7:43 PM EDT, March 28, 2026 SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Even after another dominant offensive effort, the South Carolina players feel that their best is yet to come. Ta’Niya Latson scored 28 points and Raven Johnson added 18 to help the top-seeded Gamecocks beat No. 4 seed Oklahoma 94-68 on Saturday…
According to employees with Black Rooster Restaurant on Gervais Street, a minor being pursued by law enforcement crashed into the side of the restaurant Friday night at high speed.
A new bill known as The Fostering Futures Act aims to help former foster youth by removing their biggest financial barrier to earning a degree.
With no end in sight, the Columbia Metropolitan Airport is looking to ease the burden on its 70 impacted agents through a donations room.
Everyone’s favorite characters from Oz are set to return to the Koger Center stage on Wednesday night as “Wicked” lands in downtown Columbia!
