Where to find free COVID-19 testing in the Midlands
Prisma Health is offering free COVID-19 testing to the public. The testing is located at the Columbia Place Mall on Two Notch Road from 10 a.m-2 p.m Tuesday, Friday and Saturday.
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SCOTUS hearing arguments on Affordable Care Act
On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments on the Affordable Care Act.
House republicans plan to introduce legislation addressing election irregularities
On Tuesday, House republican lawmakers say they will announce upcoming efforts to introduce new legislation, addressing irregularities in federal elections. The press conference will be at the State House lobby at 2 p.m.
Cola Concerts delays opening events due to inclement weather
Those looking forward to the opening of the Cola Concerts series will have to wait a few extra days. According to a spokesperson, the opening of Cola Concerts has been delayed to Monday, November 16.
Tractor-trailer crash on I-77 North causes delay in morning commute
The South Carolina Highway Patrol says a tractor-trailer crash on I-77 North is causing delays this morning.
Much at stake as Supreme Court weighs future of ‘Obamacare’
On Tuesday, the US Supreme Court will discuss the fate of “Obamacare” as millions of Americans are under the Affordable Health Care Act.
Dominion Energy hears customers thoughts on proposed rate hike
Dominion Energy requested the increase earlier this year
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — public hearings are underway this week after Dominion Energy requests to raise customers’ power bills by 7 point 7 percent. Monday the South Carolina Public Service Commission held its first of three virtual hearings allowing allow customers to tell regulators how the proposed rate increases will affect them. Dominion requested the rate hike earlier this year….
Columbia Fire officials issue fewer citations after stricter mask ordinance takes effect
Fire marshals only issued one citation after issuing 32 the weekend before
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) — Just days after the Columbia City Council strengthened its mask ordinance, more people could be seen covering their faces throughout the city. The Columbia Fire Department says they only issued one citation for someone violating the ordinance this weekend, down from 32 during the weekend of Halloween. Most of the enforcement took place in Columbia’s Five Points…
Child being called hometown hero for saving brother’s life
A family is singing the praises of their son after one child jumped into action when his younger brother falls in family pool
(CNN) — A 4-year-old in California has been named a hometown hero for his quick actions. Mason and his family just moved into a new home that has a pool, but the excitement quickly turned dark when his younger brother accidentally fell in. Michelle Gile met up with mason and his family to tell us more. Categories: Digital Exclusives and…
Columbia Veterans Day parade cancelled due to COVID-19
The City of Columbia has announced there will not be a Veterans Day parade this year. City leaders cancelled the event due to COVID-19. City officials say they will hold a special observance on Veterans Day to honor all veterans instead. Veterans Day is this Wednesday.
