Two U.S. service members died and two more were wounded during operations in Kunduz Province, Afghanistan today.
WCIV Charleston, SC (WOLO)– Opening arguments are set to begin Thursday in the Michael Slager trial. The Charleston courtroom is expected to be packed as the case has drawn national attention. Slager is accused of shooting Walter Scott as he ran from a traffic stop, the incident was caught on cell phone video. Categories: Local News, News, State
Cleveland (AP)– The Chicago Cubs have won the World Series and fans are going crazy with joy across the country and in Chicago. They beat the Cleveland Indians, 8-7, in 10 innings. It’s the end of a long drought for Chicago. The team hadn’t won a World Series title since 1908. Ben Zobrist doubled in the go-ahead run in the…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – The holiday season has arrived, which means more people out shopping and law enforcement says, more crime. The Richland County Sheriff’s Department wants to make sure that you take precautions to stay safe. ATMs are easy targets for thieves- if you’re not paying attention, you could fall victim to a robbery. RCSD staged an armed robbery…
Tyler Ryan’s morning forecast
ABC Columbia continues following the latest from the campaign trail as we countdown to election day!
CNN– A new study revealing heart patients who take their prescribed medication are doing well. Here’s today’s Health Minute. Categories: Local News, National News, News
ALABAMA– Crews in Alabama hope to have the Colonial Pipeline repaired by the weekend. Part of the pipeline was gutted after an explosion Tuesday. Officials say a crew working a backhoe struck the pipeline. With the damage and the repair, experts say there is the potential for gas problems in parts of the South. The pipeline was repaired back in…
A Washington state mother is charged with giving her three small children heroin after a boy told investigators his mother used a needle to inject him and his sisters with “feel good medicine” to help them sleep.
Turnout among African-American voters in some key early-voting states may be cause for concern for Hillary Clinton.
