COLUMBIA (WOLO): Tuesday, South Carolinians had the chance to find their inner philanthropists and give back to the more than 480 nonprofit organizations across the Midlands. Donations continue to roll in, as a record-breaking number of nonprofits participate in Midlands Gives Day. This year the fundraising event is entirely online. Elizabeth Houck, Strategic Initiatives Associate, with the Central Carolina Community…
Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin says he is leaning toward allowing the City of Columbia’s mask ordinance to expire. City officials say they have been closely following CDC guidelines, and now they want to switch their focus to vaccinations.
Debris from the famous Halley’s Comet is supposed to light up the sky this week. Some experts predict people may be able to see the Eta Aquarid meteor shower at some point between Tuesday and Thursday.
The Columbia Police Department says a male has been injured after a shooting that occurred in Five Points Tuesday afternoon.
Consumer News: Gun sales hit new record, High travel demand leading to raised prices and more!
The FDA says about four in five U.S. adults consume caffeine every day, but it’s important to know how much is too much and to know when to stop, so your sleep isn’t affected.
Monday’s severe weather impacted more than 100 million people from the Southern Plains through the Mid-Atlantic. One Georgia family is mourning the loss of their loved one after a tree fell on his car during the severe storms.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Storms are rolling through the Midlands this Tuesday afternoon. There are currently several severe thunderstorm warnings in place from the National Weather Service in Columbia. -Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Columbia SC, Lexington SC, West Columbia SC until 5:30 PM EDT -Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Lugoff SC, Camden SC, Winnsboro SC until 5:15 PM EDT Chief Meteorologist…
If you’re looking for some fun summer sports, registration for the Columbia’s Youth Summer Basketball League has officially kicked off.
Mother’s Day is this Sunday and the South Carolina State Museum has a treat for Mom! The museum is giving Moms free general admission this Mother’s Day.
