COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – State wildlife officials are asking anglers to throw back a certain fish. The Department of Natural Resources says if you’re fishing and you catch a Spotted Seatrout, let it live to fight another day. A DNR spokesperson says the recent stretch of cold weather has caused Seatrout numbers to dwindle. Throwing them back will give them…
Sumter, SC (WOLO)– Around 10:30 Saturday morning a man was found dead outside of a church in Sumter. Now, his family is pleading for the community’s help in finding his killer. The Sumter Sheriff’s Office is offering a $5,000 cash reward to try to encourage people with information to come forward. “A shock to the community. A shock to everyone,”…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)- This cold winter season we are experiencing is warming the hearts of some University of South Carolina seniors. What started off as a normal coffee run earlier this month sparked an idea for a call to action for social work major Morgan Larch. “This guy came up to my window and he had nothing on, he looked…
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)– You can help the family of slain York County Deputy Mike Doty as well as the other officers injured in Tuesday morning’s ambush. Kassy Alia, founder of Heroes in Blue and wife of slain Forest Acres Police Officer Greg Alia has set up a Go Fund Me page to aid in the recovery effort and for the…
Former South Carolina striker Savannah McCaskill was selected by the Boston Breakers with the No. 2 overall pick in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) College Draft Thursday at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia.
A picture posted on social media goes viral after the young lady finds a unique way to show how cold the winter weather has become in Moscow.
The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs is warning job seekers of a scam aimed at getting their bank account information for employment.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Due to Winter Weather, here is a list of School Closings and Delays for Thursday, January 18th. DELAYS The Babcock Center, 2 Hour Delay Kershaw County Schools, 2 Hour Delay Lexington School Dist. One, 2 Hour Delay Lexington School Dist. Two, 2 Hour Delay Lexington School Dist. Three, 2 Hour Delay Lexington School Dist. Four, 2 Hour…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Snow fell in the Midlands Wednesday, with little accumulation, but in some parts, the snow could stick, causing Black ice for the early morning commute Thursday. Black ice takes place when any remaining moisture on the roadways, liquid or solid (snow), freezes due to sub-32 degree temperatures. Black Ice is a frozen coating of ice that can…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)- The Department of Transportation will be working hard to make sure drivers are safe but the threat of black ice still looms. “These puddles you see today on your way home from work, as these temperatures hit 20 they can freeze,” began Lance Corporal David Jones. “And that can create a dangerous situation for a lot of people…
