Richland County Church Broken Into
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)- Students at the University of South Carolina said they received a crime alert Tuesday evening regarding a man giving rides to students but refusing to let them out the car. Now university officials are reminding students that if you want to stay safe on campus there’s an app for that. An app called Rave Guardian is available…
Columbia, SC (WOLO)– South Carolina ranks as the second worst state for elder abuse even though the state has some of the best protections for the elderly according to a recent survey. “A Florance man had exploited his father to the extent of about 160-thousand dollars. Which represented the elder man, the elder gentleman’s pretty much entire life…
Allison Baker COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – In a statement Wednesday (12/6), City Manager Teresa Wilson confirmed that Assistant City Manager Allison Baker resigned Friday following an “inappropriate behavior” investigation. According to the statement an allegation regarding inappropriate behavior involving Baker was officially reported to Human Resources on November 29, and an internal review and investigation began immediately. It says in…
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Richland Co., S.C. (WOLO)–A man and woman are in custody charged with the murder of a three month old baby. Investigator say Danielle Elrod and Jason Goodrich are charged with homicide by child abuse. Deputies say the couple drank alcohol and smoked marijuana before getting in bed with the infant. Richland County Coroner Gary Watts says the baby died of…
In a momentous shift of United States foreign policy in the Middle East, President Donald Trump officially recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel Wednesday and initiated the process of relocating the U.S. embassy to the city from Tel Aviv.
The “silence breakers” — the women behind this year’s #MeToo movement against sexual harassment — are Time magazine’s 2017 person of the year.
Colin Kaepernick accepted Sports Illustrated’s Muhammad Ali Legacy Award Tuesday night in New York City promising to work for the people “with or without the NFL’s platform.”