COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– Harvest Hope is known for stepping up whenever there is a crisis and between Hurricane Florence, furloughed federal employees and now the Allen Benedict Court crisis, Harvest Hope is running low for this time of year. Richland County pledged $150,000 dollars to help those affected by the Allen Benedict Court crisis. Harvest Hope says they plan on helping…
On Wednesday morning, Governor Henry Mcmaster, Pawmetto Lifeline, and the Michael J-Mungo foundation announced a partnership to benefit South Carolina’s veterans and their service animals.
On Wednesday, 250 students from Richland School District Two met on the State House steps to sing.
A group of senators say a proposal to overhaul how mental health patients are transported in South Carolina needs more work.
(photo: OCSO) Orangeburg, SC (WOLO) — A man suspected in a home invasion that left a 15 year year old with a gun shot wound to the hip is back in South Carolina. According to authorities, 20 year old Nathaniel Roberts, located in Tennessee is now back in South Carolina. Officials say Roberts has been on the run since the…
United States Attorney announced that a Columbia woman has pleaded guilty to federal charges in enticing minor to engage in sexual activity.
A Hilton Head man who injured a Beaufort County deputy with his car in the parking lot of a outlet center was sentenced today.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Valentine’s Day often means roses, and of course chocolate. Do you need last minute gift ideas? Our Curtis Wilson heads to Edible Arrangements to sample some tasty treats for the ‘sweet’ holiday. Categories: Digital Exclusives and Features, Local News Tags: Valentine’s Day
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– 250 students from Richland School District Two met on the SC State House steps Wednesday, to sing! It’s part of Arts Advocacy Day. Advocates from across the state rallied at the State House and met with legislators to talk about the impact of the arts in the Palmetto state. Attendess were also on hand to make requests…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– State leaders are looking to prepare for any upcoming disasters. The South Carolina Emergency Management Division hosted a disaster preparedness seminar for military personnel on Wednesday. Those in attendance had the chance to discuss practices and some of the lessons learned during the response to Hurricane Florence. In addition to the South Carolina National Guard, members of…
