The University of South Carolina baseball team begins its 126th season and the first under new head coach Mark Kingston this weekend as the Gamecocks welcome VMI to Founders Park.
The Columbia Fire Department gets help for their Hopkins seniors as they continue their fight against a silent killer.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)- Former Representative Rick Quinn Jr. said he wants to clear the air being sentenced to a year of probation fora statutory misconduct of office charge. Quinn maintains the only thing he is guilty of is failing to report income from the University of South Carolina, saying he feels relieved after his father, political consultant Richard Quinn Sr….
Columbia, SC (WOLO)– You can hear it in conversation and see it all over social media; people are grieving with those affected by yesterday’s shooting in Florida. People here in the Midlands are taking the news of the shooting as another reminder of the tragedy that happened in Charleston back in 2015. “Our first reaction was ‘again? Something like this?”…
Richland Co., S.C. (WOLO)–Deputies in Richland County are looking for Antwon Boatwright. Investigators say he is wanted for stalking. According to deputies they responded on January 26th to a call in reference to Boatwright making numerous recorded threats to the victim dating back to September of last year. Deputies say the victim issued a no-contact letter in November. If you…
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Ridge View rolled in their 4A SCHSL Tournament opener Wednesday night, beating Midland Valley 72-38.
One year after falling one point short of a state championship, Blythewood began their journey through the 5A SCHSL Tournament with a dominant 77-44 win over Fort Dorchester Wednesday night.
COLUMBIA,SC (WOLO)- Six of the eight declared candidates for Governor of South Carolina answered a round of questions at a forum put on by AARP Wednesday evening. Many of the candidates said its time to shake up politics in the Palmetto State. “I want to rip out that plantation politics system and dramatically improve education,” Phil Noble (D) said. “We…
Two South Carolina Senators are going nuts over a bill they say could help our State’s Farmer’s. Read more about the one board they are hoping to crack.
