CFD says one side on the 3000 block of McCords Ferry Road near Eastover is back open after an early morning house fire.
Lexington, SC (WOLO) — The Lexington Medical Center is asking you to love yourself this Valentine’s Day, and to help you, the hospital is hosting a therapy dog stress break. According to the American Heart Association pet owners, more specifically dog owners have a lower blood pressure and a better resting heart rate than those who do not own pets….
The director the Richland County’s Elections and Voter Registration board has resigned.
ORANGEBURG,SC (WOLO)- The manhunt continues for a homeless teen wanted for murder. Deputies say the 17-year-old brutally attacked an elderly man while he was sleeping. The incident happened Sunday on Amelia Village Road. Deputies say Tyekiva Harvin woke hit Bobby Huggins,68, in the head with a hammer while he was sleeping in his bedroom. According to the affidavit Huggins followed…
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South Carolina Department of Corrections Police Services has released a report about a Correctional Officer arrested for slapping an inmate.
Columbia International University is hoping to spur economic development along Monticello Road.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – Should South Carolina raise the age limit to buy tobacco and nicotine products? Richland County Representative Todd Rutherford introduced a constitutional referendum last week raising the age to 21. The measure is being reviewed by the House Judiciary Committee. E-cigarettes and vaping material would be covered under the amendment, if it passes the general assembly and…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – Mother’s Against Drunk Driving rallied on the steps of the Sstate House Tuesday (2/12). Governor Henry McMaster was on hand for the ‘MADD’ event. the governor addressed a number of issues including the push for tougher measures. those include the installation of ignition interlock devices for first time DUI offenders with levels of blood alcohol above…
Teachers and State employees were at the State House on Tuesday rallying for state lawmakers for more pay and other needs.
