National Heat Stroke Prevention Day
National Heat Stroke Prevention Day shines light on a problem that appears to be growing: child vehicular heat stroke.
Local News
SC’s Osteen group buys newspapers in coastal Ala.
SUMTER, S.C. (AP) — The family-owned company that operates The Sumter Item is buying several small newspapers in Alabama.
USC alumni group holds ‘topping’ for new center
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — An 18-foot, 500-pound beam is being placed at the top of the new, privately funded University of South Carolina Alumni Center in a special ceremony in downtown Columbia.
Richland deputy fired for running light, wreck
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A Richland County sheriff’s deputy has been fired after running a red light and causing a wreck last weekend.
Drone carrying contraband crashes at SC prison
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina officials are looking for a person they say tried to use a drone to sneak cellphones and other contraband into a maximum-security prison.
AAA: Top SC substandard bridges on I-26
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — The AAA Carolinas’ list of South Carolinas’ top substandard bridges is again led by six bridges on Interstate 26, all of them originally built at least a half century ago.
State Fair Looking at Your Safety
The State Fair may still be months away, but officials are already looking at ways to get you and your family in and out safer.
Local Sidewalk Sale
Columbia, SC (WOLO)-This weekend marks a big sale locally.
Do You Walk or Bike Columbia?
Columbia residents are speaking out about the city’s transit needs.
Sheriff Lott Fires Deputy, Apologizes to Citizens
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott says he’s sorry for the actions of a now-former deputy with the Department, after the ex-officer ran a red light, causing a crash that injured a civilian driver.
