COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCIV) — Arrest warrants have been released for a former inmate after officials with the South Carolina Department of Corrections said he introduced contraband into a prison. According to the warrants, on April 24th, 29-year-old Michelangelo Dicosola of Clinton threw a backpack containing around 35 pounds of tobacco along with cell phones and lighters into a hole in one…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– The 10th annual Tasty Tomato Festival is set for Saturday, July 13th. The festival, hosted by Sustainable Midlands will celebrate the taste of freshness. Organizers say the annual festival is a celebration of locally grown food, the people who grow it, the restaurants who serve it, the markets that sell it, and the people who eat it. According to organizers,…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) —People who once lived in the Allen Benedict Apartment Complex are running out of time to get the remainder of their belongings from the property. It’s been six months since the 4 hundred people who lived in the complex were forced to evacuate after two people died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Many of the occupants were given…
The South Carolina Education Lottery reports 2019 at its best year on record for revenue.
The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a death where a man was found dead with a gunshot wound.
(CNN) — President Trump has backed down from his effort to add a citizenship question on the 2020 census, but he hasn’t changed plans to back down from his plan to deport those who are not citizens in the United States. The President putting pen to paper to sign his immigration policy. ABC’s John Lorinc has a full report. …
The Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office has charged a man with a fatal June 30 shooting that left one man dead.
The U.S. Department of Justice says a South Carolina couple tried to get around overseas adoption rules by telling immigration officials a baby they adopted in the Philippines was their biological child.
Throughout the week, some students have been vocal about their opposition to the handling of the USC presidential search process.
The statewide adoption event Pick Me! SC is back for a second year, with even more shelters and rescues participating.
