A Michigan man who talked trash with Steve Harvey over the Cleveland Cavaliers’ losing in the NBA finals says the comedian went too far when he made fun of Flint’s lead-tainted drinking water during an exchange on his radio show.
A Phoenix couple and their newborn daughter were among six people killed in a massive pileup near the border of Arizona and New Mexico on Monday, according to police.
A suspect is wanted by the Richland County Sheriff’s Department for rummaging through a used car dealership in the early morning hours of March 13.
The Lexington County Coroner has released the name of the man who was killed Tuesday night after being struck by a vehicle on US 178 near Batesburg-Leesville.
Getting your vitamins is a good thing, but could you be taking too much putting yourself at a higher risk of doing more harm than good.
Here’s a Good Morning Columbia News Update for Monday June 12st
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Governor Henry McMaster is set for a bill signing this morning at 9:30am. The Governor’s office says McMaster will hold a ceremonial bill signing ceremony for H.3559, Industrial Hemp Cultivation Bill, at the South Carolina State Farmer’s Market, 3483 Charleston Hwy., West Columbia, S.C. Categories: Local News, News, State Tags: McMaster
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) – Republican Ralph Norman, who had aligned himself with President Donald Trump, has won a special House election in South Carolina. The seat was left vacant when Mick Mulvaney resigned to take a job as White House budget director. Norman, a millionaire real estate developer, defeated Democrat Archie Parnell on Tuesday. Categories: Local News, News, State
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Batter up! Monday was a big night out at Spirit Communications Park. Athletes, celebrities and Soldiers hit the field for the Celebrity V Soldier Softball game. ABC Columbia’s own Chief Meteorologist John Farley hit the bases, as he participated on the celebrity team. The team of celebrities also included, Marcus Lattimore, former Atlanta Braves outfielder Ryan Klesko and Columbia…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)- Today is the day when Former Congressman Mick Mulvaney’s seat will be filled and both candidates say they feel they have a great chance to win this race. Democratic tax expert Archie Parnell of Sumter and Republican businessman Ralph Norman of York have two different ideas of how they will represent South Carolina in the nation’s capital….
