(WOLO) – Body cam video has been released showing the moment deputies in the upstate shot a teenage girl moving toward them with a knife. Greenville County deputies confronted the 16-year-old who had run away after threatening her mom with a knife. You can hear deputies asking her to put the knife down for several minutes, ultimately trying to tase…
Sumter Police say they have enough forensic evidence to charge Daunte Johnson with the murder of five-year-old Nevaeh Adams.
A Holly Hill man is charged with narcotics and weapons violation after a patrol car turned up a vehicle blocking a road, according to the Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office.
Columbia,SC (WOLO)— An area insurance company that insures churches is determined to keep houses of worship safe. This, just 24 hours after police say a gunman tried to rob members of a church, Shooting one person during a 6AM Sunday morning worship service . According to authorities, the incident happened at the Centro Cristiano De Columbia Church (2401 Decker Boulevard)…
Eight school districts in South Carolina are asking for more than $200 million in state aid to consolidate into four districts.
On Monday, the first round of auditions for American Idol were held at the Pastides Alumni Center in Columbia. Anyone who is a legal U.S. resident and between the ages of 15 and 28 were eligible to register and audition.
A South Carolina police report states a man found walking down a road naked was forced to do it by a gun-toting drug dealer to whom he owed money.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Are you ready for the unofficial end to those summer vacations? You are not alone. According to AAA Carolinas, 502,640 South Carolinians will hit the road for one last vacation. The number is a 3% increase from last year. “For most vacationers, the Labor Day holiday is the last hoorah for summer vacations, as school ramps up…
Sumter Police are scheduled to hold a news conference at three o’clock Monday afternoon about a case that has rocked the state.
Monday City of Columbia plans Proclaim August 26th as #SheDid Day along with Historic Columbia, and the Women’s Rights Empowerment Network (WREN).
