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Outgoing Fort Jackson commander awarded the Order of the Palmetto
The outgoing commander of Fort Jackson received the highest honor the state can bestow on one of its citizens.
One person dead in Monday morning accident on I-95 in Clarendon County
One person was killed in a Monday morning accident on I-95 South in Clarendon County.
Calhoun Co. deputies asking for help locating car they believe is connected to two vehicle break-ins
Deputies in Calhoun County need your help to locate a car believed to be connected to multiple vehicle break-ins Sunday in the Town of Cameron.
Former project director of V.C. Summer nuclear project to plead guilty in federal court Thursday
According to officials, former Westinghouse Electric Corporation Vice President and V.C. Summer Nuclear Project Director Carl Dean Churchman is scheduled to plead guilty Thursday to making a false statement to the FBI during their investigation of the failed project at the V.C. Summer site.
Founders Park to host Super Regional
College baseball in Columbia isn’t over yet.
Midlands Technical College breaks ground on new Center for Business and Information Technologies
A groundbreaking was held at Midlands Technical College this morning for the Center for Business and Information Technologies at the Beltline campus. Leaders say the building will be a high tech hub for workforce development programs.
CPD looking for burglary suspect from break in at Pitt Stop on Forest Drive
The Columbia Police Department is asking for your help identifying a man accused of breaking into the Pitt Stop on Forest Drive and taking several items.
SCSO: Three men facing trafficking charges after deputies find nearly 40 pounds of marijuana in traffic stop
The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office says three men have been charged after deputies found nearly 40 pounds of marijuana during a traffic stop on May 26.
City of Columbia opens Misting Stations on hot days
City’s Misting Stations to open amid Summer heat
ABC Columbia COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–The City of Columbia is working to keep you cool in the heat of summer. The City announced they will operate misting stations in several parks when the heat index reaches 90 degrees or higher. The misting stations will operate from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Misting Stations: Owens Field Park, 1351 Jim Hamilton Blvd. Riverfront…
