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Former Columbia City Councilman among those pardoned by President Biden
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)– A familiar name in Columbia politics was among those pardoned in the final hours of the Biden presidency. EW Cromartie was pardoned by the now former president on Monday hours before President Donald Trump took the oath of office. The former Columbia City Councilman pleaded guilty in 2010 to tax evasion and sentenced to nine months in…
Officers requesting help finding two people accused of breaking into motor vehicles, say Lexington Police
Officers are requesting help finding two people accused of breaking into motor vehicles on Monday morning, said Lexington Police.
New home for Veteran in Sumter
Veterans have a new place to call home in Sumter.
Richland County Coroner’s Office assisting Columbia Police with investigation after man’s death
The Richland County Coroner’s Office is assisting the Columbia Police Department’s officers with an ‘unaccompanied’ death of a man in the 1600 block of Assembly Street.
Trump will issue executive orders to remake immigration policies; legal, logistical questions remain
President-elect Donald Trump is going to issue a series of orders aimed at remaking America’s immigration policies, ending asylum access, sending troops to the southern border and ending birthright citizenship, an incoming White House official said.
The COMET announces the passing of its Vice Chair
The COMET has announced the death of its Vice Chairman of the Board, John V. Furgess, Senior, this morning.
Columbia Police Chief on murder of 13 year old: Brutal and heinous
Columbia Police Chief Skip Holbrook said she was bludgeoned, stabbed and burned.
Holbrook described the crime as brutal, heinous and gruesome.
Man accused of using 85 thousand pound crane to threaten deputies
A man in Clay County is accused of using an 85 – thousand pound crane to threaten deputies
Pelion police need help identifying suspected shoplifter
The Pelion Police Department is hoping someone in the community can help them identify woman they say was caught on surveillance cameras stealing food from a local grocery store.
