Community can help SCDOT combat area potholes. COLUMBIA S.C. (WOLO)-South Carolina’s Department of Transportation is asking that people report area potholes. SCDOT will be conducting statewide pothole repairs in what they are calling a “pothole blitz”. Officials say a rainy fall and early winter has contributed to the increase in potholes. This is in an effort to repair roads and…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– The Salvation Army and ABC Columbia want to extend a big thank you to all who donated to the Angel Tree. Because of kind donors, children across the Midlands rung in the holiday season with a Merry Christmas. This year, 525 children’s Christmas wishes were answered in the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program. ABC Columbia is a proud…
Classic cars lined the streets alongside giant trucks hauling bleachers full of the top football team in the nation. Tens of thousands of fans lined rows deep into the sidewalks, standing on the rooftops of local business looking to catch a glimpse of their heroes, a smile from a favorite player, or yes… even a donut.
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) – Police say a suspect wanted for killing three people in a shooting last summer in New York City may be hiding in coastal South Carolina. Charleston Police spokesman Charles Francis says officers are helping look for Sam Cross in Charleston and nearby Colleton County. New York Police say Cross shot and killed 33-year-old Mustafa Tarver; 33-year-old…
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — The payoff is coming for all the Christmas trees that have been dropped off over the last two weeks for the Grinding of the Greens. Keep the Midlands Beautiful is giving away free mulch from its Grinding of the Greens program today Saturday January 12th. The organization says the giveaway begins at eight thirty this morning…
Senator Lindsey Graham hopeful as he foresees a way to end the partial government shutdown and go without declaring a national emergency.
Chief Terrence Green is asking the Town of Lexington community for assistance of identifying a black male suspect who was involved in an armed robbery of a Pitt Stop gas station off Augusta Road on Friday around 7:20 p.m.
The local downtown Columbia restaurant owner of Bourbon will be offering his help to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees who are affected by the government shutdown.
The famous Southern fast food restaurant, Bojangles’ is one step away from having New York owners.
A Orangeburg man has been charged with assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature after a woman suffered multiple facial fractures during an assault.
