City to Celebrate Easter with Let’s Move Egg Hunt
The City of Columbia is celebrating Easter a little early with the Let’s Move Easter Egg Hunt Friday.
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Sumter County deputies search for teen
SUMTER COUNTY (WOLO) — Deputies in Sumter County are asking for your help to bring a runaway teen back home. The sheriff’s office says 15-year-old Harley Ard was last seen about a week ago. He was believed to be in the 4200 block of Bethel Church Road. If you have any information on where Ard is, you’re asked to call…
Man accused of shooting, wounding West Columbia officer
WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A man is facing an attempted murder charge for shooting and wounding a West Columbia police officer.
Senate passes bill allowing SC districts pass on 3 snow days
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina senators have passed a bill that would allow school districts to use as many as three snow days this academic year without making them up.
Three people shot in Hopkins
HOPKINS, SC (WOLO) — The Richland County Sheriff’s Department says it responded to a shooting at the 15-hundred block of lower Richland Boulevard just after midnight.
3-Year-Old, Subject of Abuse Probe, Dies of Injuries
BOILING SPRINGS, S.C. (AP) _ A 3-yea-rold child whose injuries resulted in abuse charges against her baby sitter has died of those injuries.
Bond Denied for Man Accused of Shooting Police Officer
A Lexington County judge denied bond Wednesday to the man accused of shooting a West Columbia Police Officer on Tuesday afternoon.
Senate passes 3-month tax amnesty in South Carolina
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina senators have approved a bill that would offer taxpayers three months to settle any overdue tax bills without fees, financial penalties or criminal investigation.
SC food stamp fraud unit nets its first convictions
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina’s top prosecutor says a special unit dedicated to combatting food stamp fraud has secured its first convictions.
DSS caseloads skyrocket as workers use more scrutiny
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina’s new system to determine whether children need services from the Department of Social Services is working so well that caseworkers at the social services agency are being overwhelmed.
