A man convicted of setting a woman on fire has been sentenced to 70 years in prison. According to the 11th Circuit Solitictor’s Office, Robert Green was sentenced for the incident that took place in Cayce in 2019.
You can get COVID-19 vaccine at the Columbia Place Mall from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. seven days a week.
The Lexington Police Department is asking for help identifying an individual accused of attempting to break into a Food Lion on April 3.
You can earn the chance to see the Indianapolis 500 next year, by giving blood. The American Red Cross says if you donate from now to Thursday, you will be entered into the drawing where one person can win a VIP package to the race in May of 2022.
Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley will visit South Carolina State University Monday afternoon. Officials say Haley and SC State President James Clark will tour the campus to see the improvements made to the school and to discuss the progress that was made over the last six years.
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department is asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect accused of a shooting at an El Cheapo gas station around 12 a.m. on Sunday.
The Lexington County Fire Service says no one is hurt after a building fire on Sunset Boulevard on Saturday.
COLUMBIA (WOLO): Sunday, the Department of Health and Environmental Control announced another 588 cases of COVID-19, and 2 more South Carolinians have died. The state has now reported a total of 471,396 cases and 8,165 deaths. DHEC also reports a 5.1% positivity rate. Categories: Local News, State Tags: COVID-19, DHEC
COLUMBIA (WOLO): Officers with the Sumter Police Department are continuing to investigate after a driver was shot and killed inside his vehicle Friday. Deputies say 27-year-old Alki Williams, of Mayesville, was driving on Broad Street near Woodlawn Avenue when a white vehicle drove up and shot at Williams just after 5 p.m. Friday. The white vehicle then turned off Broad Street…
COLUMBIA (WOLO): Saturday, the Department of Health and Environmental Control announced 632 new cases of COVID-19. Another 17 South Carolinians have died as a result of the virus. South Carolina now has a total of 470,805 cases of COVID-19 and 8,160 total deaths. DHEC also reports a 3.7% positivity rate. Categories: Local News, State Tags: COVID-19, DHEC
