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Richland County Legislators Recommend Six New Recreation Commissioners
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)- Nearly a year after legislators called for the suspension of the Richland County Recreation Commission, county delegates recommended six new commissioners for the agency. “I’m very excited about those we’ve recommended. They come from diverse areas geographically in the county, there’s diversity in their backgrounds and experience, and they will all bring a lot to the new…
House Passes Bill Allowing Licenses That Comply with REAL ID
The House has passed a bill allowing South Carolinians to obtain a driver’s license that meets federal identification requirements and can be used to get onto military bases and board a plane.
Parents Charged with Neglect After Son Shot Himself
A Branchville couple was arrested after their 3-year-old son suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Deputies: Mother and Son Arrested After Chase, Drugs Found in Car
A Newberry woman and her son numerous charges after a car chase Sunday night.
Arrest Made in 2016 Shooting Death of Sumter County Teen
A suspect has been arrested in the September 2016 shooting death of a Sumter County teen.
Deputies Say Shootings Possibly Related
A rash of shooting last month in Richland County are likely related and deputies need your help identifying who was involved.
UPDATE: RCSD: Burglary Suspect Captured In Georgia
A suspect was arrested in Georgia in connection to an January burglary at Old Woodlands Road home.
Roads Bill Passes in House With Vote of 97-18
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)- Despite Governor McMaster saying increasing the gas tax should be a last resort for our state, the 2017 infrastructure bill passed overwhemingly in the House. Categories: Local News, News
Mental Health Advocates Push this Session’s Issues
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – Citizens will gather in the State House rotunda Thursday for Mental Health Advocacy Day. The press conference takes place at 10:30 a.m. Members of the public are invited to attend. Speakers will include S.C. Dept. of Mental Health Director John Mahill, members from the National Alliance on Mental Issues and numerous state representatives and senators. Good Morning…
