Sumter Co. Sheriff’s Office Sumter, S.C. (WOLO)– On Thursday the US Marshals Service and Sumter County Sheriff’s Office arrested a suspect in a recent drive-by shooting. Investigators say Common Nelson was arrested in the Lexington area. According to deputies, on August 14th Nelson fired several shots into a car occupied by a woman, her one year old daughter, and a…
The City of Orangeburg has partnered with Claflin University to create a new forensic lab.
Sumter Co. Police Dept. Sumter, S.C. (WOLO)– Police in Sumter are searching for a 16 year old girl who has not been seen since Monday. Investigators say Kenya Davis was last seen Monday when she was dropped off by a family member in the Robney Dr. area. Police say she was expected to return home but did not. She is…
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) will be supplying free HIV tests at several participating colleges and universities across the state from Sept. 26-30.
The Newberry County Coroner’s Office has identified a driver in a collision with an 18-wheeler on SC-121 Wednesday.
Since their inception in 2010, Homeward Bound Pet Rescue in Irmo has helped more than 3,000 dogs find their forever homes! Can you help them further their mission to save as many lives as possible? Check out their interview with Good Morning Columbia’s Lindsey Goodwin and find out how you can help!
The annual Cathy B. Novinger butterfly release for ovarian cancer took place at the state house Thursday afternoon.
The 31st annual “Senior Citizens Healthcare and Fun Day Luncheon” was held at Seawell’s Catering. “What we do every year is we get the seniors together. In the rural areas a lot of times we are forgotten or don’t know we’re there. So what I did was when I became an elected official I started getting people out of the rural areas to get information that they normally wouldn’t have gotten,” says event creator Bernice G. Scott.
The University of South Carolina is raising its minimum wage for employees to $14 an hour.
“It’s a different kind of evil to take advantage of our seniors,” Sen. Scott said.
