MCENTIRE JOINT NATIONAL GUARD BASE, S.C. (AP)– Residents of central South Carolina may see and hear U.S. Army special operations forces flying aircraft and conducting ground operations as they conduct military training during the nights and early mornings. Col. Nick Gentile (Jin-Teel) of the 169th Fighter Wing at McEntire Joint National Guard Base near Eastover is asking residents to understand…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ Transportation officials say the cost of repaving about 60 miles of two South Carolina interstates will nearly double because workers will need to fully reconstruct the highway. The state Department of Transportation is asking for public input on the new projects. DOT officials say the condition of the pavement has gotten so bad, they cannot just…
Columbia, SC (DSS) — Richland County Department of Social Services officials report that an infant born 7/21/16 was abandoned at Palmetto Richland Hospital in Columbia on September 19, 2016, and placed under the protection of Safe Haven with medical professionals. Upon the information and belief of the agency, the child falls under the jurisdiction for “Daniel’s Law,” the Safe Haven…
The opioid crisis has led health officials to search for new and innovative ways to save lives, with many state officials focusing on giving more people, including first responders and community members, access to a life-saving opioid antidote called naloxone.
Richland County, S.C. (WOLO) — Richland County Deputies said a missing 16-year-old has safely returned home. Denaisa Young returned to her home on Lewis Court in Eastover at approximately 4:00pm Tuesday. No further details were provided. Categories: Local News Tags: missing, Richland County, teen
Gas industry experts stress while the pipeline leak is causing panic in other Southeastern states, South Carolina residents need to remain calm.
fficials in the Massachusetts town best known for its 17th century witch trials are taking a closer look at the planned opening of Satanic Temple’s relocated international headquarters there this week.
The Lexington Police Department has made an arrest on charges stemming from multiple false reports and 911 calls in regards to suspicious clown sightings.
Deputies with the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department have arrested a man in connection with assaulting his girlfriend and then setting her car on fire.
A person was hit by a vehicle at the intersection of College and Assembly Street around lunchtime on Tuesday, according to CPD.
