BACK IN FLIGHT: Columbia airport serving more passengers this holiday season
Crafton says that airport traffic has nearly doubled since this time last year.
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Assisted living holiday visitation amid pandemic
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – Residents at a local assisted living facility are able to feel the warmth of a hug from family and friends this season. Spending the holidays with the ones you love wasn’t possible for residents in South Carolina nursing homes and assisted living facilities last year due to COVID restrictions. Staff at Palmettos of Parklane say it’s…
Newberry County deputies arrested man for fatal shooting along Highway 66
The Newberry County Sheriff’s Office says a man has arrested in connection with the death of a man along Highway 66.
Local Living: Celebrate the holidays at EdVenture this week, “Lights Before Christmas” at the Riverbanks Zoo and more!
Local Living: Celebrate the holidays at EdVenture this week, “Lights Before Christmas” at the Riverbanks Zoo and more!
Omicron continues to spread quickly going into the holidays
The coronavirus omicron variant is now the dominant strain in the United States. The strain is spreading quickly as the nation heads into the holidays.
Local business gives back to mother of fallen SC firefighter
The holiday season is meant for giving, and a local business gave back to the mother of a fallen firefighter in South Carolina.
Consumer News: California DOJ sues Walmart, could your DNA determine how you like your coffee?
Consumer News: California DOJ sues Walmart, could your DNA determine how you like your coffee?
Research finds those with sleep-related breathing problems may be at higher risk of COVID-19 hospitalization and death
People with sleep-related breathing problems may face a 31% increased risk of COVID-19 related hospitalizations and death.
Flight attendants call for action about unruly passengers
Reports of unruly airline passengers soared in 2021. The FAA says it received more than 5,600 reports, and flight attendants are urging the government to take action.
Descendants of John C. Calhoun file lawsuit over monument removal
Descendants of John C. Calhoun have filed a lawsuit against the City of Charleston claiming it violated the trust agreement made when the monument was given to the city.
