COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Taking back the night from Crime. Friday, the Columbia Police Department will host the 11th Annual National Night Out kick off. It will take place from 6pm-9pm at Spirit Communications Park. You can join the ABC Columbia team by watching live on air and online. Categories: Local News, News Tags: national night out
SIMPSONVILLE, S.C. (AP) – Police say the former head of South Carolina’s Republican Party told them he killed his mother’s dog because God told him to do so. Simpsonville police officers tell news outlets that Todd Kincannon also said he was the second coming of Jesus Christ. Authorities say the 37-year-old Kincannon was arrested last week after he choked, stabbed…
U.S. employers slowed their hiring in July, adding 157,000 jobs, a solid gain but below the healthy pace in the first half of this year.
CNN- Online grocery delivery is becoming popular, first Amazon then Walmart. Now another grocery chain is looking for a piece of the pie. Kroger, the largest grocery chain in the United State, is launching its Direct Home Delivery Service called “Kroger Ship” The service will start off in Cincinati, Houston, Louisville, and Nashville with hopes to expand to more markets…
The Riverbanks zoo finds a unique way to reveal the gender of the newest member of their gorilla family.
Tyasia Lambright (OCSO) ORANGEBURG, SC (WOLO) – A teenager has been arrested for the death of an infant in Orangeburg County. According to the Sheriff’s Office, Tyasia Lambright, 18, was charged with homicide by child abuse. An arrest warrant says Monday (7/30) night, a one-month-old was brought to the hospital suffering from cardiac arrest and had swollen eyes. An 18-year-old…
One tech giant announces the a major milestone that makes them the first American public company to hit these heights.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– Ready to save some green when doing back-to-school shopping? Well, this is your weekend! Some stores say they prepare for the tax-free weekend just like it is Black Friday! “I think we learn every year from the previous year. So we have the right items in stock and we’re ready for it,” Tye Rather said, store…
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department says a second suspect is now in custody accused of breaking into 20 cars in the last 24 hours.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) – A federal judge has refused to end a lawsuit over a temporary rate cut for customers of a private South Carolina utility still paying for two abandoned nuclear reactors. Judge Michelle Childs’ ruling Thursday still leaves open the possibility the 15 percent rate reduction passed by state lawmakers could be halted before it goes on South…
