COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–The At-Large Council members in the City of Columbia want to hear from you. Councilwoman Tameika Isaac Devine and Councilman Howard Duvall are hosting an open house Wednesday. It will take place from 5pm to 7pm at City Hall on Main Street. Categories: Local News, News Tags: City of Columbia
LEESVILLE, SC (WOLO)- A Midlands community is fighting to preserve it’s history. This comes after fighting for four years with DHEC and the county to stop a quarry from being built in their backyards. Vulcan Materials Company has been approved by DHEC to begin digging a quarry a little too close to home for some Leesville residents. Members of the…
A Lexington Sheriff’s Deputy is recognized for being a true example of to serve and protect.
Lexington Deputies are actively investigation a death. There are few details available right now, but we will update you as soon as more information becomes available.
Three baby lion cubs are adjusting to their new digs as they get ready to make their first public appearance Thursday.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– The South Carolina Secessionist Party was on statehouse grounds and proudly waved the Confederate flag once again. The flag was taken down in 2015 after a shooting at a predominately black church killed nine people. This year, the rally was expecting about 100 people to come out Tuesday, but it was a smaller rally than last year’s. All over…
Three people suspected in a string of armed convenience store robberies are behind bars. The last two people wanted in connection with robberies were arrested Tuesday morning.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–At the South Carolina State House Tuesday, groups marked the three year anniversary of the removal of the Confederate Flag. The South Carolina Secessionist Party flew the confederate flag on State House grounds, temporarily, to mark the anniversary. ABC Columbia’s Angela Rogers was live at the State House. Coverage here. Categories: Local News, News, State Tags: Confederate Flag
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–After finding out that their daughter had a rare disease, a midlands family began to fight for a cure. Monday night the family took their fight for a cure to Sanfilippo to the ball park. ABC Columbia’s Alexis Frazier was on the field for the first pitch. Categories: Local News, News Tags: sanfilippo syndrome
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–If you are a City of Columbia water customer concerned about your bill, this story is for you. The city is hosting a Customer Drop-In Wednesday, July 11 at the Washington Square Bill Payment Center. The drop in is desgined to help answer questions about the City’s Rate increase on water and sewer fees. You can drop by…
