Governor Henry McMaster has lifted evacuation orders for multiple counties. Those counties include: Charleston, Dorchester, Berkeley, and Colleton.
County of Lexington officials say a tree fell down on Hayride Road after 10:40 this morning. Officials also say the roadway is blocked.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– City of Columbia officials are urging you to use a primary contact number for information during Florence. City officials say they are taking measures to ensure the needs of the community are being met as Florence hits the Carolinas. The Primary Information telephne number is (803) 545-3300 for information during Hurricane Florence. Categories: Local News, News Tags:…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Due to Florence, here is a running list of closures and cancellations : USC Aiken Operating as Normal Sunday, Sept. 16 All USC Aiken activities scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 16, will be conducted as planned. Barnyard Flea Market Worship Service cancelled Sunday Bethel Worship Center, Camden Sunday Services Cancelled Boiling Springs United Methodist Church Lexington Sunday services cancelled…
During Hurricane Florence, FEMA wants to clear up some widespread rumors to help protect you and your family.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– State officials have set up shelters for evacuees of Florence all across the state. Some Midlands Schools are being used as shelters, including Ridge View High School and Camden High School. For a list of emergency shelters log on to https://www.scemd.org/ Categories: ABC Columbia News Update (First Row), Digital Exclusives and Features, Local News, News, State Tags:…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Governor Henry McMaster says that South Carolina should prepare for a long few days with now, Tropical Storm Florence. McMaster says the storm is here to stay for a while. The Governor continues to update the state from the Emergency Management Division command center. McMaster says Florence is a different kind of storm, comparing it to Hugo…
Do you think you’re the victim of price gouging? If so, find out what you can do since the SC price gouging law is in effect.
SLED officials are warning residents and business owners to be aware of the potential for looters.
Richland County has opened a shelter for pets to help evacuees during Tropical Storm Florence.
