Consumer Minute: Keeping Identity Thieves away from your Vacation
While you head on vacation, Identity thieves can head to work.
In this consumer minute, Crysty Vaughan has tips to try and keep the hackers away.
Local News
Democratic Senate hopefuls pledge to keep MOX open
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Two of the Democrats seeking to challenge U.S. Sen. Tim Scott pledged to work toward completing and keeping open the multibillion-dollar nuclear reactor fuel project at the Savannah River Site.
Charleston university bill revived in House
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina House has resurrected an attempt to create a comprehensive research university in Charleston.
U.S. Veterans Affairs Secretary Shinseki Resigns
Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki has resigned amid widespread troubles in the VA health care system.
Governor Haley Calls an End to Bikefest
According top our sister station WPDE, Haley addressed members of the media and the community this morning after a closed door meeting with area officials about this past weekend’s violence.
Haley to announce 304 jobs in 5 rural SC counties
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Gov. Nikki Haley says seven businesses are bringing a combined 300 jobs to five rural South Carolina counties.
Assault Suspect Still On The Loose
Richland County, SC (WOLO)- A suspect wanted in an attempted sexual assault in Richland County, is still on the loose tonight.
just after nine last night, investigators say a woman was walking her dog on Windsor Lake Boulevard, when a man jumped out from in between two cars and attacked her.
Attempted Assault Suspect Still On The Loose
Richland County, SC (WOLO)- A suspect wanted in an attempted sexual assault in Richland County, is still on the loose tonight.
just after nine last night, investigators say a woman was walking her dog on Windsor Lake Boulevard, when a man jumped out from in between two cars and attacked her.
SC Senate passes bill aimed at protecting children
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina Senate has approved a bill designed to protect children from their drug-abusing parents.
C.A.R. Program Repairs Vehicles, People’s Lives
The only program of its kind in the state repairs used vehicles and gives them away in an effort to help the working poor repair their lives.
