Richland County is mourning the loss of one of its leaders. On Wednesday, county officials announced the passing of former Councilwoman Thelma Tillis. Council Chair Paul Livingston says Tillis died on January 31.
Students in the Lexington Richland 5 School District are on strike. They say they feel their concerns have fallen on deaf ears, after a student led protest last week.
The City of Columbia and other local partners are presenting a community conversation on race relations. The virtual session will take place Thursday from 6:00-8:00 p.m.
The Lexington Police Department says they are investigating several vandalism incidents at the East Towne Centre on Sunset Boulevard.
Former South Carolina Head Coach Will Muschamp found his next job, and it’s a pretty familiar place for Coach Boom.
Columbia City Council officials have extended the city’s mask ordinance for another 61 days. The group met virtually on Tuesday, where the coronavirus remained a top priority.
The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office says a woman was charged after she gave birth to a baby who tested positive for several drugs.
Fairfield County deputies say they need your help to find a man who has been missing since Sunday, Jan. 31.
SCDHEC/Twitter Columbia, SC. (WOLO)— More than 5 million COVID-19 tests have been performed in the state, as South Carolinians continue to do their part and follow the recommended actions for protecting public health during this ongoing pandemic. Tuesday, public health officials announced that they are seeing more people getting tested for COVID-19 throughout the state. According to officials, this includes…
COLUMBIA (WOLO): In January, the CDC ranked South Carolina as one of the slowest states for vaccine use. A new national report released Monday now ranks the Palmetto state as 5th in the nation. “We had that bad rap because we weren’t doing it quick enough. I think that the medical professionals in South Carolina were trying to find a…
