Polar Plunge benefits Special Olympics SC
The event is also lovingly referred to as “Freezin’ for a reason.”
Local News
Demonstration shows support for Iranian protestors
Iranian students, instructors, and community members gathered at the State House Saturday afternoon for what they say is a global day of action.
Update – Large fire 100% contained, says KCFS
According to the Kershaw County Fire Service, fire crews from multiple counties are working to control a fire in the area of Cheraw Road and Holland Lane.
Coroner identifies two young men killed in SC State shooting
Orangeburg County Coroner Sean Fogle is releasing the identity of the individuals fatally wounded in a shooting that occurred on the campus of South Carolina State University on Thursday.
USGS reports a 2.8 magnitude earthquake in the Midlands
Source: USGS COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – The USGS reported a 2.8 magnitude earthquake nearly 4.5 miles from Irmo Friday night. It happened at 6:43 p.m. According to the USGS, people living in nearby places like Lexington and Columbia could feel the quake. Residents across the area took to social media saying they heard a “boom” and felt buildings shaking. Learn…
Lexington Medical Center held community stress break
You could say there was a bit of puppy love going around this afternoon.
Local Living: Tips on starting a business
Local Living: Tips on starting a business
Hearing on bill to impeach Solicitor Byron Gipson to be held Tuesday
At the SC State House a house subcommittee will hold a hearing Tuesday, Feb. 17, to discuss a bill to impeach 5th Circuit Solicitor Byron Gipson.
Graham criticizes Democrats after sanctuary cities bill blocked in Senate
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham on Thursday urged the Senate to pass his proposal to eliminate sanctuary cities and states, arguing the policies fuel illegal immigration and undermine federal enforcement officers.
Health officials confirm 11 additional Winter-storm related deaths in SC
SC Dept. of Health has confirmed 11 additional deaths related to the Winter storms that swept through the state at the end of January through early February.
