COLUMBIA, SC(WOLO)– Richland County Libraries are closed Friday and Saturday due to Hurricane Mathew. The Library system is set to reopen Sunday, October 9. According to Library officials, local residents can still access the library’s resources and information online. If you would like to renew materials or download items, visit richlandlibrary.com Also, Riverbanks Zoo and Garden will be closed on Saturday,…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ The Latest on Hurricane Matthew’s impact on South Carolina: Charleston is imposing a curfew starting at midnight Friday and extending until 6 a.m. Saturday as the brunt of Hurricane Matthew moves along the South Carolina coast. Police Chief Greg Mullen told a news conference that officials expect unusually high tides driven by the storm along with…
Myrtle Beach, SC (WOLO)– ABC Columbia has crews across the coast taking a look at the latest conditions in our state. In Myrtle Beach Friday, the beaches were mostly deserted and the hotels and stores boarded up. ABC Columbia’s Beth Rousseau reports from Myrtle Beach. Categories: Local News, News, State Tags: Hurricane Mathew, Myrtle Beach
A North Charleston family evacuated their home Thursday, only to find out someone broke into their home while they were gone.
Hurricane Matthew battered the Florida coast Friday morning with powerful winds, potentially devastating storm surges and torrential rain, leaving nearly 1 million without power as officials made last-minute appeals for any remaining holdouts to get out of harm’s way.
As Hurricane Matthew hits the Florida coast this morning, bringing with it powerful winds strong enough to knock out power for thousands of residents and causing millions of others to evacuate, Airbnb is hoping to come to the aid of those affected by the storm.
President Obama warned this morning that the devastation from Hurricane Matthew is far from over, and the potential for storm surges, flooding and property damage “continues to exist.”
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Here’s what you need to know if you plan on hitting the roads Friday morning.
The National Weather Service is posting flash flood watches for the entire South Carolina coast and warning that the combination of storm surge and rains from Hurricane Matthew could cause worse flooding in downtown Charleston than the October storm of a year ago.
