COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – Hundreds of students, parents, and teachers turned out in support of school choice at the Statehouse Wednesday (1/24) afternoon. The event was part of National School Choice Week. Wednesday’s program included performances along with testimonials from parents and school leaders. Opponents of school choice such as the National Education Association say, among other things, school choice…
Wesley Myers scored a season-high 22 points, Chris Silvaadded a double-double and South Carolina upset No. 20 Florida 77-72 on Wednesday night.
Lawmakers gather Wednesday to urge colleagues to support the so called “Personhood Bill”
A man who spent his life giving back to his Country as a Veteran is found dead in a wooded area. Click here to hear what authorities believe happened.
Columbia, SC (WOLO)– An arrest was made in connection to the Comedy House brawl between a man and the comedian on stage. Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said there is no blame to put on the Comedy House, or their security team. He said all the blame for this incident, that he says could have easily turned deadly, belongs…
Provided Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)– Elton John has announced his fairwell tour and it is making a stop right here in Columbia. The Rocket Man’s “Farewell Yellow-Brick Road” tour will roll through the Colonial Life Arena on March 13th, 2019. The 70 year old entertainer who says he has been touring since he was 17 says he is looking forward to…
Columbia Police release new images of the two suspects accused of robbing the First Citizens bank on North Main street Wednesday.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– The ‘Guaranteed Worst in Town’ slogan is on the move. Cromer’s P-Nuts announced the store is moving from its current location on Huger Street to North Main Street. Cromer’s first opened their doors in Columbia more than 80 years ago. The new Cromer’s will open for business sometime in early February. According to Cromer’s officials the new address…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Looking for a new route on the Comet Bus? The COMET will host a series of public meetings about proposed route changes and expansion in the Northwest Columbia/Irmo corridor. According to a release, the changes include the elimination of routes 34: St. Andrews and 34b: Bush River/St. Andrews and the implementation of the following proposed routes: 801:…
Former USA Gymnastic Doctor sentenced to more than a 100 years in Prison in Criminal Sexual
