The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office says a former detention center officer was arrested Tuesday and charged with solicitation of prostitution and misconduct in office.
A spokesperson for the University of South Carolina says President Bob Caslen offered to resign over the weekend, but it was not accepted.
The Blood Connection is teaming up with the Gaston Police Department for a blood drive this Thursday.
Columbia Police Department says two men have died after a fatal shooting at the Madison Station Apartment complex.
Lexington,SC (WOLO) — Emotions rang high in and outside of the Lexington Richland meeting Monday night. Dozens of parents, teachers and students stood up for and against having to wear a mask option in school. Despite protests and various opinions on the mandate, the board ultimately voted in favor of allowing facial coverings to be optional, but strongly encourage their…
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — During graduation ceremonies over the past weekend, University of South Carolina President Bob Caslen spoke to students, staff and parents. Monday however, he started to get flack from some who noticed a few errors in his address Friday. President Caslen has publicly acknowledged the mishaps and issued an apology. According to U of SC, during his…
One of the candidates for mayor in the City of Columbia thinks there should be a Chief Health Officer. On Monday, Sam Johnson held a news conference with leaders from the Midlands medical community.
In January of last year, an EF2 tornado ripped through a Kershaw County High School, and Monday marked the beginning of something new. Members of the Kershaw County School Board held a ground breaking ceremony on the site of what will become the brand new North Central High School.
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department says they are investigating a shooting that took place at Hookah on the River over the weekend.
It’s National Police Week, and the West Columbia Police Officers Foundation is hosting its annual 5k Foot Pursuit this Saturday. You can run or walk through the streets of West Columbia beginning at City Hall at 8 a.m.
