Fun Fridays with ABC Columbia News
It was a Fun Friday here in the ABC Columbia News studio
Richland Library set to host award-winning illustrator
Richland Library is hosting an award-winning illustrator on June 27 at 6 p.m
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ABC’s of Education: New budget allows USC to freeze tuition
In tonight’s ABC’s of Education we take a closer look at a new budget for the University of South Carolina. The university is investing in their students
and their access to a higher education by freezing tuition.
Military Matters: Army investigates free Smartwatch program
In tonight’s Military Matters, if you got a smartwatch in the mail what would you do? Put it on and activate it? Most likely.
ON THE ROAD: Low Country
From a charming downtowns and wildlife center to a watermelon festival with live entertainment, the Low County has a lot to offer.
Duo pleads guilty in drug conspiracy accused of guns, drug charges
Two people from Lexington County have pleaded guilty in connection with selling guns and drugs to confidential informants and undercover agents in the Summer of 2021.
SCDOT is working to repair portion of damaged Lake Murray walkway
The South Carolina Department of Transportation is working along with Dominion Energy to repair a walkway over the Lake Murray dam that has been damaged.
SLED investigates officer involved shooting in Lexington Co.
SLED logo Lexington, SC (WOLO) — The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is investigating an officer involved shooting. The incident took place Wednesday June 21 in Lexington County. According to SLED agents, they went to a West Columbia home to serve an arrest warrant for 29 year old Shavon Marquise Wright. Authorities say when they arrived at the home Wright…
Saturday marks 1 year since overturning of Roe V. Wade
Saturday June 24, 2023 marks one year since the United States Supreme Court’s dobbs decision which overturned roe versus wade and federally protected access to abortion.
Officer creates registry to help find loved ones with Alzheimer’s who wander
“It’s like a pre-plan if someone goes missing. We have all the information ahead of time. Because there’s been times we’ve responded to missing persons and it turns out we’ve driven by them because we didn’t have a good picture or description of them,” Lt. Haig says.
