COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– The state Christmas tree will light up for the holidays as Governor Nikki Haley hosts the 50th Annual Governor’s Carolighting. It will be held on the north steps of the South Carolina Statehouse, on Thursday, December 1. Events will kick off at 6pm and the program will start at 7pm. It is open to the public. …
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– The familiar Red Kettles will soon return to the Midlands in time for the holidays. Monday, the Salvation Army kicked off its’ Red Kettle Campaign at the State House. At the event, the Salvation Army received a big donation from JT Gandolfo to help with in their plight to provide for needy families. Categories: Local News,…
Charleston, SC (WOLO)–No decision Monday in a competency hearing for suspected Charleston Church shooter Dylann Roof. A judge is hearing testimony on whether Roof is competent to stand trial. Last week, U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel ruled that Monday’s hearing would be closed. The hearing will continue Tuesday. Categories: Local News, News, State Tags: Roof Trial
The general in charge of the Army’s largest training installation says his post is on track to train an additional 2,000 soldiers next year.
During a news conference Monday morning Governor Nikki Haley appointed a new director to the South Carolina Department of Revenue.
Police are investigating an armed robbery that occurred in the 400 block on Main Street early Monday morning.
Looking for some family friendly events to head to around town to celebrate the holidays? Click here for a list of a few events that will help you get your work week celebrations off to a good start.
The Salvation Army helped ushered in the holiday spirit Monday at the State House.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– If you’re travelling for Thanksgiving, you will not be alone. According to Triple A nearly 50 million Americans will hit the roads and the skies, the biggest rush in years. This week if you’ve got plans to leave early, keep in mind, Triple A says the busiest travel day on the roadways will be Wednesday. The Sunday…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Two Lexington county teens are facing charges, accused of throwing rocks at cars. According to Lexington County Deputies, the teens have been charged with multiple counts of vandalism. They are accused of damaging at least a dozen cars Friday and Saturday nights by throwing rocks onto Highway 321, say officials. “A 15-year-old Gaston boy and a 16-year-old West…
