Lexington County fire investigators are looking into the cause of an early morning house fire on Bogater Road Sunday. According to authorities, no one was home at the time and no injuries were reported, but the fire did cause 50% damage to the home.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation announced that traffic on I-20 Westbound will be shifted into a new configuration beginning October 23. The current lanes will be shifted into newly constructed lanes around mile marker 60.5.
The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office says they are partnering with the Lee County and Florence County Sheriff’s Departments to investigate a deadly shooting that took place at a hotel on the 10000 block of Lynches River Road on October 16.
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division says they arrested a former officer withe the Winthrop University Police Department for committing sexual battery against minors.
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division says they arrested a man accused of burning the Bishopville Post Office Saturday and breaking into Bishopville City Hall and attempting to set it on fire several times.
Innovation Arts & Entertainment (iAE) and The Roberts Group have come together to form a new partnership bringing live musicians and comedians to Columbia through their new program, Cola Concerts. Cola Concerts will build a new venue at the Columbia Speedway Entertainment Center in Cayce to host the live events.
The Richland County Coroner’s Office has identified a child killed in a two vehicle collision on North Springs Road and North Trace Road Saturday. Coroner Gary Watts says 11-year-old Richard Johnson III died from blunt force injuries to his upper body at a local hospital.
The Sumter County Coroner’s Office has identified the victim of a fatal shooting at a motel on Friday. Coroner Robert Baker says 23-year-old Tyvon Dickey died on scene at the Relax Inn Motel in Lynchburg.
Columbia Police Department officials have arrested a man accused of a fatal shooting at King Street on Friday.
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — Friday, Gov. Henry McMaster released details about two new South Carolina CARES act grant programs that will specifically go towards helping small and minority businesses throughout the state. Both programs are designed to give reimbursements to small businesses and non profit organizations that dealt with COVID-19 related financial or operational effects. The Minority and Small Business…
