CFD: No injuries as mattress company on Ellerbe Street caught fire
Columbia Fire Department says no one is injured after a mattress company caught fire this morning on Ellerbe Street.
Camden High School officials say they’re dismissing students early today due to a major water main break this morning.
Columbia Fire Department says no one is injured after a mattress company caught fire this morning on Ellerbe Street.
Officials from the South Carolina Education Lottery say someone in Irmo is $100,000 richer after buying the winning Palmetto Cash 5 ticket.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) – The state of South Carolina says it could execute a man scheduled to die next week with a lethal dose of just one drug if officials cannot get ahold of all three drugs the procedure calls for. Richard Moore (SCDC) Attorneys for inmate Richard Bernard Moore say they will continue to mount legal challenges ahead of…
(Courtesy: City of Columbia) Columbia, SC (WOLO) — The City of Columbia municipal court building will be shut down until further notice. According to the City, one staff member has tested positive for COVID-19. Officials did not say what capacity the staffer work in for the City court. What they City officials have said, is that the court building was…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) — Across the state, hundreds are lining up at COVID-19 testing sites to get tested before celebrating Thanksgiving. This spike in people willing to be tested comes after Gov. Henry McMaster (R-SC) urged South Carolinians to take action and prevent spreading COVID-19 if possible. Over the last two weeks, South Carolina’s Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC)…
On Monday afternoon, the Salvation Army kicked off its annual Red Kettle Campaign for the holiday season.
According to Attorney General Alan Wilson, a Gilbert man has been arrested and charged with five crimes related to the sexual exploitation of a minor.
The City of Columbia Animal Services are having a “Home for the Holidays” pet adoption. All pet adoptions are only $25 now until the end of the year.
On Monday, the University of South Carolina announced a new mandatory coronavirus testing policy for the 2021 spring semester.