COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– The Richland County Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force (RCAHTS) and Lighthouse for Life are setting aside three days to help state law enforcement better identify victims of sex trafficking. The organizations are holding a conference ending this Wednesday, March 1. The conference will cater to authorities from around the state. Seven speakers are scheduled to speak throughout the…
Occupants that were asked to evacuate the USC School of Medicine building are now able to return.
A man is barricaded inside a Manor Drive home after a domestic dispute.
Gov. Henry McMaster is asking the Trump administration to give South Carolina another break from federal ID requirements and billions for road construction.
Orangeburg police are looking for a young girl who they say was last seen Sunday night.
Various apple sauce products connected with Trader Joe’s have been recalled after customers reported that they found glass in some of them, according to the Food and Drug Administration.
A man with a lengthy DUI and criminal history was arrested over the weekend after authorities say his reckless driving caused other motorists to run off the road.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)- We have all seen the touching stories of the dreams the Make-A-Wish Foundation is able to help come true but one Midlands teen did something that’s never been done in the Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital history. Friday morning, 17-year-old Dean Frierson’s wish was to donate his gift help others. An avid video gamer, Dean gave his entire…
Deputies are searching for a 42-year-old Richland County man accused of not paying child support.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – Richland Library’s “One Book, One Community” initiative wraps up Tuesday. Good Morning Columbia’s Grace Joyal sat down with Clo Cammarata, library programs and partnerships manager, to discuss the monthlong community read-along and discussion. Categories: Digital Exclusives and Features, Local News, Richland Tags: community read-along, Grant Park, Richland Library
