Enjoy SC at the State House
The State House was full of the sound of music in an effort get more people to hang out and enjoy the State House grounds.
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RCSD looking for two suspects in connection with local scam
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO) – Richland County Sheriff’s office is warning the public of a scam in Columbia and needs resident’s help identifying the two suspects involved. On March 13, 2018, a woman reported to the Richland County Sheriff’s Department that she was the victim of a scam in which she had lost $15,000. The victim said two women approached her in the parking…
‘We are not working in the Trump Administration’ Councilwoman Says Before Vote, County Administrator Fired
RICHLAND COUNTY, SC (WOLO)– A shocking vote to some members of the Richland County Council, removing County Administrator Gerald Seals causes tension on the county council board. Emotions ran high in a very close vote, 6 to 5, deciding to fire the county administrator, but many were concerned if this was the right way to do it. Gerald Seals has been County…
N. Charleston Police investigating infant hot car death
NORTH CHARLESTON, SC (WOLO) – North Charleston Police are investigating the death of an infant left in a hot car Tuesday (4/4). According to CPD, the father of the infant informed them that “he was supposed to drop his child off to daycare but he forgot to do so.” The father was allegedly at work the entire day and realized…
Former Mayor: State funding key for African American Museum
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -A former mayor says funding from South Carolina would allow construction to start on the planned International African American Museum. Former Charleston Mayor Joe Riley told The Post and Courier of Charleston that a $5 million infusion of state funds would allow construction to start this summer on the city’s waterfront. Legislators have not committed to the…
China Issues $50 Billion List of U.S. Goods For Tariff Hikes
Beijing, China (WOLO) – Goods that include soybeans, aircraft, and more than 50 billion dollars worth of items, may see a tariff hike following the escalating trade dispute between the United States and China. China issued the list of U.S. Goods that could be affected by the tariff today. The country’s tax agency gave no date for the 25 percent…
Man in His 60s Dies Following Brutal Beating Outside His Home
LEXINGTON,SC (WOLO)- A man in his 60s that was assaulted outside of his Lexington County home has died. The assault happened around 5 a.m. outside the man’s Wesley Court home when he went out to get the newspaper and was found later by his wife with broken ribs and head injuries. Lexington County still hasn’t identified a suspect or person…
Police: Charlotte Murder Suspect May be in Columbia
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)– Investigators in Charlotte say a man wanted for murder there may be in the Midlands or the Upstate. Charlotte Mecklenburg Police say Joseph Abercrombie, 32 is wanted for the murder of Antwain Price. Police say Abercrobie may be staying at motels in the Columbia or Spartanburg areas. If you know where he is call 704-336-VCAT. …
HPV Vaccine Study
ABC NEWS– The HPV Vaccine is given to children to prevent cancers in later life but one group isn’t getting it as frequently. Why not? ABC News Correspondent Serena Marshall has the story. Categories: Local News, News Tags: HealthNews
House Approves Bill on State Liquor License Limits
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO) – The House has approved a bill to re-establish the state’s limit on how many liquor stores a person or business can own. In a 100-1 vote on Tuesday, the House agreed with a Senate proposal limiting licenses based on whether a country has a population of more than 250,000 people. The new law keeps the limit…
