Gov. McMaster says he plans to lift some restaurant restrictions soon
On Thursday, Governor Henry McMaster said he plans to announce soon that he will be lifting some restrictions on restaurants that were enacted to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Congressman Jim Clyburn reacts to President Trump, first lady’s coronavirus diagnosis
Much of the political world has reacted to the news of President Trump and the first lady testing positive for COVID-19.
Prisma Health offering free flu shots
Prisma Health Children’s Hospital is giving out free flu shots at several Richland One schools throughout October.
SLED investigating officer involved shooting at Spartanburg County night club
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division says they are investigating an officer involved shooting which occurred overnight.
Mayor Benjamin gets his flu shot, encourages people to do the same
Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin got his flu shot this morning at City Hall.
Nearly 20,000 Amazon employees have contracted COVID-19 since March
Amazon has revealed that nearly 20,000 of its front-line employees at both Amazon and Whole Foods have tested positive or been presumed positive for the coronavirus.
SC lawmakers react to President Trump and first lady testing positive for COVID-19
Many South Carolina lawmakers and leaders are reacting to President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump testing positive for COVID-19.
Funeral services for both Midlands teacher and her mother who died from COVID-19
Funeral services for a Midlands teacher and her mother will be this Saturday after they both died from COVID-19 in September.
City of Columbia wants feedback on outdated revision plan
City officials say the current rezoning map is more than 40 years old and needs to be streamlined
(Courtesy: City of Columbia) Columbia, SC (WOLO) — The city of Columbia wants your feedback on their plans to revise the current rezoning map that’s more than 40 years old. City officials say the the goal of this process is to make the outdated zoning plan more modern and streamline in in order to foster future growth. At the same…
NAACP wants Pawleys Island Mayor ousted over ‘insensitive ‘FB post
NAACP: 'If he doesn't resign i'm sure his life can be made miserable '
Story by: Nick Papantonis PAWLEYS ISLAND, S.C. (WPDE) — Members of the Georgetown NAACP branch renewed their calls for Pawleys Island Mayor Brian Henry to resign Thursday, continuing a battle that began after Henry uploaded an insensitive post to his personal Facebook page last month. “Mayor Henry called for us to rise up. So we’re rising up Mayor Henry,” Chapter…
