More information on Midlands possible measles exposure
ABC Columbia has additional context about a possible measles exposure after an infected person from the Upstate visited the SC State Museum in Columbia on Friday, Jan 9.
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Lexington Police need help identifying three alleged November shoplifters
Lexington Police need help identifying three alleged shoplifters accused of taking items from a department store in November, says the police dept.
Man accused of shooting after argument with girlfriend, Fairfield Co. deputies say
Fairfield County deputies say a man in custody is accused of attempted murder.
Warming station to open in Newberry County
According to county officials, the warming center at O’Neal Street United Methodist Church will be opening for residents.
UPDATE: Verizon outage affecting thousands of customers resolved
Verizon says the widespread service outage on Wednesday afternoon that affected many customers has been resolved.
Sumter Co. deputies searching for 14-year-old last seen on Saturday
Sumter Co. deputies are searching for a 14-year-old who was last seen at his home, said deputies.
CRFD firefighters tackle commercial structure fire
Columbia-Richland Firefighters tackled a commercial structure fire at a Two Notch Road warehouse, said fire officials.
RCSD searching for 39-year-old wanted for failure to appear for a bench warrant
Deputies with the Richland Co. Sheriff’s Dept., say there are searching for a 39-year-old who is wanted for failure to appear for a bench warrant.
Wreck at I-77 North at mile marker 25 cleared
(Courtesy: SCDOT) Traffic backup at I-77SB near MM 22 following a wreck at MM 25. COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – Highway Patrol says a wreck that blocked all lanes on I-77 North at mile marker 25 this morning has been cleared. SCDOT says the wreck occurred at 6:07 a.m. Again, troopers say the wreck has been cleared. Categories: Local News Tags:…
Lexington County council members vote in favor of proposed land development
In Lexington County Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 13, 2026, council members voted in favor of an ordinance that will impact development in the county.
