Lawmakers learn about interested parties in purchasing Santee Cooper
State lawmakers learned more about the parties interested in purchasing Santee Cooper.
State lawmakers learned more about the parties interested in purchasing Santee Cooper.
Members of the South Carolina Domestic Violence Advisory Committee discussed its annual report at the State House Wednesday morning.
The State of South Carolina Fourteen Judicial Circuit court says a Bamberg man will spend the rest of his life behind bars for the murder of a 16-year-old pregnant woman, and the unborn child she was carrying.
ABC COLUMBIA– ABC Columbia wants every child to have the chance to open a book and open their imagination. Too many children don’t have books of their own, at home or at school. Disney and ABC are donating up to one million books to children in need through their partnership with First Book. ABC Columbia invites you to join the…
South Carolina lawmakers have elected an attorney to the state Court of Appeals who has never been a judge, leading some black lawmakers to temporarily walk out of the chamber.
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Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)–A shared parenting event at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center shed light on the child benefits of 50-50 custody. Capitol for Kids is part of the *fathers rights movement* and *equal shared parenting* tour aims to spark legislative change and ensure children have equal access to both fit and loving parents, regardless of marital or relationship status of…
Columbia Fire Department says it’s investigating the cause of an overnight house fire on the 1300 block of Hendrix Street.
FOREST ACRES, SC (WOLO) – A manhunt continues Wednesday for a man suspected of robbing a Forest Acres bank at gunpoint Tuesday (2/5). Wednesday morning the Forest Acres Police Department announced they believe Samuel Neathery is no longer in the Forest Acres area. Chief Gene Sealy says Neathery has been entered into NCIC nationwide database and a warrant has been…
COLUMBIA,SC (WOLO)- Columbia city council has thrown its weight behind an official investigation into why two men died in government housing from carbon monoxide poisoning. Hundreds of people were displaced in the aftermath. Councilman Ed McDowell, represents the district where two men died in the Allen Benedict court apartments. He made a motion at Tuesday night’s council meeting to give…