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The month of February is devoted to celebrating the achievements of African Americans across all mediums, from politics to sports.
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Quinndary Weatherspoon had 14 of his 18 points in the second half while younger brother Nick Weatherspoon had 17 points to lead Mississippi State to an 81-76 victory over South Carolina on Wednesday night.
COLUMBIA,SC (WOLO)- A family of 5 who were left without a place to call home because of the 2015 floods, was handed the key to a fresh start on Wednesday. “It’s not just a house to me,” homeowner Linda Tucker said. “It may not be the biggest house or the prettiest house but its mine and I’m grateful for it and…
KERSHAW COUNTY, SC (WOLO) – Authorities have identified a man found dead inside the cab of an 18-wheeler Monday. According to the Kershaw County Coroner’s Office, Carlton Brooks, 49, of Rembert was found at the Black River Shell station on Sumter Highway by Camden Police. The cause of death has not yet been determined. Categories: Local News, News Tags: SCNews
CHARLOTTE, NC (WOLO) – A smell grounded a flight leaving Charlotte, North Carolina Wednesday (1/31). The American Airlines flight headed for the Dominican Republic, was forced to turn around after an unidentified odor in the cabin. No passengers were injured, but the airline says one flight attendant was taken in for observation. Categories: National News, News
The Coast Guard swoops into action to rescue a woman having a medical emergency aboard a cruise ship. The amazing rescue was all captured on camera.
The flu outbreak has forced one school to cancel classes for the remainder of the week.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)-Contraband continues to be an issue in our state prisons, South Carolina Department of Corrections Director Bryan Stirling said more than six thousand phones were retrieved from state prisons in 2017 and more than seven thousand in 2016. Law enforcement leaders say the Department of Corrections should not have to combat this issue alone. At a press conference…