After being alerted to a post circulating on Facebook, Cayce Department of Public Safety said it started investigating two suspicious incidents involving a man stopping another man, asking for sexual favors.
Sumter County Sheriff’s deputies continue their search for a man, missing since September 10.
Chief Meteorologist John Farley takes us back to the one thousand year flood of 2015 that forever changed the Palmetto State.
Lexington, SC (WOLO)- It’s been 8 years since Andrew Powell was murder and his killer is still on the lose. Andrew’s mother, Debbie Powell is speaking out in hopes to breathe life into a cold case. “Come forward, please,” Debbie pleaded. “I am begging you to please tell the truth.” On September 24,2009 deputies say 21-year-old Andy was beaten and…
RICHLAND COUNTY, SC (WOLO) – Richland County deputies call a house fire Tuesday (10/3) night suspicious as they work to figure out who set it. It happened around 9:30 p.m. on Lorick Road. No injuries were reported. If you have any information on this incident call the Richland County Sheriff’s Department or Crimestoppers at 1-888-CRIME-SC. Categories: Local News, News Tags:…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – With round-the-clock coverage of the mass shooting in Las Vegas, Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital is offering some hints on how to help your little ones understand what happened. First, Doctor Robin Welsh says your children will have questions; take time to answer them. She says when you do explain what happened be reassuring and make sure…
“Isolated incident” reported at McCormick Correctional Institution
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)- Two years ago flood waters ravaged our state, killing nine alone in Richland County. Here on Burwell lane neighbors said floodwaters were up to 17 feet high, ruining multiple homes in this area. Now people are working to revitalize this neighborhood and make it better than before. On October 4th 2015, heavy rain fell on South Carolina,…
Columbia, SC (WOLO)– Wednesday kicks off the demolition of historic Gonzales Gardens. Many former residents had a hard time watching their old home get torn down. “It’s bitter-sweet,” Queen Elizabeth Thomas Bryant said, a former resident. “It’s just hurtful to see them go down,” Debra Mims, another former resident said. As they watched the bricks fall, they remember…
Richland County Deputies are hoping you can help them locate a suspect accused of attempted robbery. Do you recognize the person in this image.
