Columbia, SC (WOLO) — The battle against the abuse of opioids rages on across the Country and in the State and a new study shows… the drug isn’t too effective. Information published by the Journal of American Medical Association found for patients dealing with pain, opioids provided slightly less pain relief than over the counter or other non-opioid drugs. Experts…
British luxury car maker, Bentley, just unveiled its first plug-in hybrid, the Bentley Bentayga Hybrid. The car is powered by a three-liter, V6 engine, assisted by an electric motor, rather than the eight of 12 cylinder engines available in other versions. The Bentayga Hybrid can be driven in three different modes. In its EV mode, it can drive using electric…
Good Morning Columbia’s Tyler Ryan takes on Roger Goodell in the 40 yard dash, in honor of the NFL’s 2018 combine.
Midlands-based organization, Lighthouse for Life is hosting its annual Run for Her Life 5k on Saturday, March 10.
Continuing their streak of breaking with tradition, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle plan to invite hundreds of members of the public to their May 19 nuptials, Kensington Palace has announced.
Rapper Rick Ross is hospitalized after he is found “unresponsive” inside of his Florida home.
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO)– The 35th Craftsman’s Classic opened Friday morning, and run through Sunday afternoon. Over 100 craftsman from more than 25 states descend on the Fair Grounds for the annual festival that have been voted a “100 Best” show in Sunshine Artist Magazine. According to organizers, visitors can find contemporary, traditional, functional, whimsical and decorative treatments of pottery, fine…
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO)-The Read Across America movement will include a special reading of “Lucky Duck and the Smart Plan,” a coloring book written by Robert Ariail, by SC State Treasurer Curtis Loftis at the Trinity Learning Center. The coloring book was for Future Scholar, and shares the story of how Papa Pig is saving for Lucky Duck’s college education. Future Scholar is State’s…
Two unlikely traveling companions have returned to Florida’s waters.
Popular ride-sharing app, Uber, is teaming up with health care providers to ensure patients get to their appointments – on the providers’ dime.
