GILBERT, S.C. (WOLO)– The Brennan Geller case has people asking a lot of questions– especially why. Twenty-one-year-old Geller is charged with murder by child abuse after law enforcement officers allegedly found her newborn baby dead in a trash bag in her car. LaVie is the only pregnancy center in Lexington County but Brown says they have these all across…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Are you ready for this year’s State Fair? Wednesday, The South Carolina State Fair announced the lineup for the concerts in the Grandstand. The fair announced eight musical acts for the Pepsi Grandstand during this year’s fair Oct. 10-21. This year’s lineup includes six paid shows and two free shows: Oct. 10 – Tokyo Joe/Rocketman-Elton John Tribute…
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https://youtu.be/imie1BssAwA COLUMBIA SC – (WOLO) Harry Houdini would be proud, as the art of escape has become mainstream, with over 2,000 “escape rooms’ popping up all over the Country, including Columbia. Kevin Williams, owner of Escapology in Columbia says that the rooms are great for team building, critical thinking, and simply fun. “It is like a ropes course for your…
COLUMBIA,SC (WOLO)– Fans in Columbia will get a chance to see country superstar Carrie Underwood. On Wednesday, Colonial Life Arena announced Underwood is bringing her ‘Cry Pretty Tour 360’ to the Capital city. Underwood will be in Columbia on September 29 of 2019. The stage for the event will cover the entire length of the arena floor, giving audiences a…
COLUMBIA,SC (WOLO)- Columbia Police are investigating a suspicious death in North Columbia. Officers say residents found a woman dead at the 5800 block of Koon road, near North Main street, Tuesday afternoon. The Richland County Coroner’s Office is assisting CPD with the investigation. An autopsy is planned for Wednesday morning. Anyone with information about the circumstances surrounding the female’s death…
A South Carolina agency makes history as the first accredited agency of its kind in the entire Country.
The State Forrestry Commission steps up to help battle Western Wildfires.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– A federal judge ruled in favor of the rate cut and that new temporary 15% cut is making a lot of people here in the Midlands pretty happy. SCE&G customers should start seeing lower rates on their bills starting Tuesday. Another decision that will affect rates comes in November with the Public Service Commission. We’ll keep people Categories: Local…
Lexington mother accused of homicide by child abuse will remain in jail until her case is taken up by a Circuit Court Judge.
