Local chicken plant donates 900 headphones to Midlands elementary school
Students at Cayce Elementary School received a large donation of 900 headphones from House of Raeford chicken plant in West Columbia.
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February SNAP benefits will be distributed early
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)– Those receiving snap benefits will receive February assistance early because of the government shutdown. Tuesday the Department of Social Services announced those participating in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP will receive their February benefits this Thursday Jan. 17th. A spokesperson for the department says the move will impact more than 230,000 South Carolina Households. Categories:…
Pedestrian identified in fatal crash
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Governor McMaster outlines executive budget
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)– Tuesday morning Gov. Henry McMaster unveiled his executive budget for 2019 One major item that will make taxpayers happy is the $200 million in rebates that he says will be going back to taxpayers. The governor said they’re looking at the surplus and prioritizing what is most critically needed, and then rebating the rest back. The governor…
CFD says a mobile home burned to the ground on Lawhorn Rd.
Columbia Fire Department says a mobile home at 1024 Lawhorn Rd. was burned to the ground early today around 1 a.m.
Richland fire officials find the cause of the Chatsworth Rd. fire
Richland Co. Fire Marshal officials say they found the cause of a house fire on Chatsworth Rd. that happened on Monday.
Parents wonder if kids are learning amid Los Angeles strike
Tens of thousands of teachers walked off the job for the first time in three decades in Los Angeles, California.
North Lake Drive and Sunset Blvd. back open after collision
Lexington Police say traffic lanes in the intersection of North Lake Drive/SC-6 and Sunset Blvd./US-378 are back open.
Gibson Rd. and Roberts St. early morning accident cleared from roadway
Lexington Police say the intersection of Gibson Rd. and Roberts St. is causing traffic congestion this morning.
President Donald Trump’s inaugural fund spent lavishly at his DC hotel, new docs show
President Donald Trump’s inaugural committee spent more than $1.5 million at the Trump International Hotel in Washington ahead of his 2017 swearing-in, according to internal documents reviewed by ABC News. It is part of an array of expenditures there and elsewhere that included more than $130,000 for customized seat cushions at two gala dinners for the president-elect, $10,000 to provide…
