According to the South Carolina Emergency Management Division, a 2.3 magnitude earthquake struck Elgin just before 9 p.m. last night, and a 2.3 magnitude earthquake struck Lugoff at around 3 a.m. today.
The Mega Millions jackpot has soared to $660 million after no one matched all six numbers Tuesday night.
The drawing takes place tonight at 11 p.m.
As the ad-hoc committee met inside the Blatt Building on State House grounds Tuesday, protests and rallies went on outside.
Pro-abortion rights groups and pro-life advocates gathered at the capitol to express their beliefs in earshot of the committee. Members of the pro-choice group WREN led protestors in chants as members of pro-life groups like “Liberty and Justice for All” expressed their opinions nearby.
South Carolina and Georgia law enforcement officials held a joint press conference this morning to kick off their annual “Operation Southern Slow Down” campaign. The campaign, formerly known as Operation Southern Shield, is a joint effort between law enforcement agencies to crack down on speeding, and reduce speeding related injuries and fatalities.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Ten-year-old DJ Daniel dreams of being a police officer, and with help from law enforcement officers all over the state and the nation, DJ’s dream is coming true. DJ is battling both brain and spinal cancer. He set a goal to be sworn in by 100 law enforcement agencies this year. After his honorary commissioning ceremony tonight, more…
City Roots Farm produces fresh organic food like micro-greens and herbs. Because of high demand, the farm has plans for expansion.
The current site in the Rosewood Community will be joined by the building of an additional site on Longwood Road.
Beginning this Saturday, a new three digit suicide and crisis lifeline will be available for callers nationwide.
By dialing 9-8-8 on any phone, instead of the previously used ten digit number, free and confidential support will be provided for anyone in distress or experiencing a crisis twenty four hours a day and seven days a week.
The South Carolina State Museum held a viewing party for NASA’s release of the James Webb telescope images.
Guests were invited to watch the live broadcast and join in on the excitement.
An assortment of southern food and Venezuelan food were on Friday’s menu.
