COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – The Columbia Police Department has provided major relief for victims of Hurricane Florence. Tuesday (10/9), Harvest Hope Food Bank picked up 26 pallets of food, water and supplies from the Columbia Police Department to help with relief efforts following Hurricane Florence. All of the items were donated by community members during a statewide disaster relief drive…
Governor Henry Mcmaster’s wife is the new honorary chair of a fundraising effort to help Veterans to live comfortably while they get medical treatment.
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO,AP)– A state grand jury which investigated state house corruption says Attorney General Alan Wilson impeded the investigation whether he meant to or not. The grand jury report was released Tuesday afternoon after a two year investigation. According to the report, Wilson delayed the investigation long enough for statutes of limitations on federal charges like money laundering to…
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)– The City of Columbia’s bus service will offer free service on Election Day, November 6, 2018. A spokesperson for The COMET says the free fares are being offered to eliminate an economic barrier to exercising the right to vote. Ride-sharing apps Uber and Lyft are also offering free rides on Election Day. To get more information on…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– A tropical storm watch is in effect for many SC coastal counties due to Hurricane Michael. SCEMD officials say now is the time to check your emergency plan & supplies kit. Protect your family & secure your home or business. According to The National Weather Service in Columbia, some impacts from Hurricane Michael are expected across central…
New York, NY (WOLO) – UN Ambassador Nikki Haley announced her resignation Tuesday morning. The former South Carolina Governor has yet to comment on her decision. In a tweet, White House press secretary says, President Trump and Ambassador Haley are scheduled to meet at the White House. Haley was named UN ambassador at the beginning of the Trump administration in…
Columbia Police released a sketch of a suspect wanted for burglary in September. Officers say the burglary happened Sept. 30.
With Hurricane Michael gaining strength as it heads towards the U.S. coast, SCEMD officials urge you to download their mobile app.
The Columbia Police Department says they are searching for a man accused of breaking into a vending machine and stealing cash while out on bond for allegedly committing the same crime months earlier.
As we keep all eyes to the south and the approach of Hurricane Michael, today we can expect a breezy morning and a build up of clouds with isolated showers this afternoon. Categories: Local News, Todays Forecast
