Sen. Lindsey Graham calls for task force to identify U.S. Capitol rioters
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham spoke Thursday afternoon about what consequences he wants to see from the government after Wednesday’s events.
Author: Mike Olson
DHEC: 3,935 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, 51 additional deaths in SC
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control released the states latest coronavirus data as of Wednesday.
SC Supreme Court Chief Justice: In-person appearances suspended, beginning Monday
In a statement released Thursday, Chief Justice Donald Beatty of the South Carolina Supreme Court announced that in-person appearances will be suspended beginning Monday, January 11. It is unclear right now how long this suspension will last.
SC Bureau of Protective Services enhancing security at the State House
The South Carolina Bureau of Protective Services says they are working with law enforcement to maintain enhanced security at the State House.
FBI asking the public for information about rioters at the U.S. Capitol
The FBI is providing a web site for those who may have information on those who participated in Wednesday’s riot in the nation’s capital.
Red Cross collects enough blood to save 200 lives at ABC Columbia Blood Drive
On Tuesday, ABC Columbia partnered with the American Red Cross to for the ABC Columbia Blood Drive.
DHEC eliminates phase 3 of vaccine rollout plan, those included now part of phase 2
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control says phase three in the vaccine rollout has been eliminated and everyone is now included in phase two.
CPD: Woman charged with attempted murder for November shooting
Columbia Police have arrested a woman accused of a shooting in November that caused a man to suffer life-threatening injuries.
DCPD: 68 arrests made, 14 officers injured during violence in D.C. Wednesday
The D.C. Police Department says 68 arrests were made Wednesday night, and at least 14 officers were injured.
U.S. Attorney Peter McCoy says his office will prosecute South Carolinians who stormed the Capitol
In a tweet, U.S. Attorney for the District of South Carolina Peter M. McCoy Jr. said that his office will prosecute South Carolinians who stormed the Capitol Building in Washington D.C. on Wednesday.
