COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday at 2am and this serves as a reminder, before you go to bed Saturday night, set those clocks back an hour. We may not be doing this much longer, during the last Legislative Session a House Committee approved a bill which would make Daylight Saving last all year long. President Donald Trump recently…
Lexington County Coroner’s Office has identified a victim who was fatally hit by a bulldozer in Gaston this week.
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — One of Columbia’s city parks is about to get a serious makeover. City officials are in the process of changing the face of Finlay Park to give it a new look. Thursday, Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin announced a compete overhaul of the park which he says will carry a total price tag of 18 million dollars….
Lexington,SC (WOLO)— A 12 year old girl has been released to the custody of her parents after the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department says she threatened two peers. According to authorities, the Pine Ridge Middle School student has been charged with making the threats after deputies say during an interview they determined she told two students she “was going to kill…
(WOLO) – Reports of downed power lines and even a downed tree came at the hands of the storms that rolled through the area earlier Thursday evening. Lexington Police say strong winds caused a tree at the intersection of Dreher and Harmon streets to temporarily block roadways in the area. Those who live nearby say the storm was strong but…
The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) announced today that the state has suffered its first flu-associated death of the season.
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — After the kids finish trick-or-treating and you are ready to relax with a few good shows to watch, you can start your own Halloween right here with us on ABC Columbia. Tonight on Prime time we have a Halloween line up just in time for the fright night. Starting at 8PM we kick things off with…
The Sumter Police Department say Ryan McLeod was found safe and has been returned to the hospital.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Chief Meteorologist John Farley is tracking severe weather in the Midlands. John says to make sure you do not go outside with the trick or treaters during any storms, watch for lightning and listen for thunder. If you are in an area where there are watches and warnings, take cover. A reminder, if there is a tornado…
Hundreds of Midlands elementary school students might be switching schools in 2020.
