Workshops offer chances to help plan Columbia
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Columbia officials are offering people a chance to discuss ways to connect the city’s neighborhoods, preserve special places and ensure the city thrives for generations to come.
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50 employers to attend local job fair
You still have a little time to revamp your resume.
Boil water advisory for some Richland County residents
Some residents in Richland County are having issues with their water.
AG Wilson, Speaker Harrell to make case in court
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Two of South Carolina’s top Republican elected officials are getting ready to face off at the state Supreme Court.
Fake SC doctor sentenced to 2 years in prison
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A man accused of stealing a South Carolina physician’s identity and treating hundreds of patients has been sentenced to federal prison.
SC voters return to polls for runoff contests
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Voters will return to the polls to pick their parties’ choice to be South Carolina’s education superintendent, while Republicans will also pick their lieutenant governor nominee.
Documents sealed for now in Sheriff Metts case
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A federal judge has sealed the sworn statements that led to the indictment of Lexington County Sheriff James Metts.
Candidates in the Run Off Elections
The Run-Off election is just a few hours away and the candidates are not leaving anything to chance to get your vote to put them on the November Ballot.
SC Dept. Of Revenue Dir. Retiring
Columbia, SC (WOLO)-The director who took the helm of South Carolina’s Department Of Revenue following a massive hacking is retiring again.
Bill Blume’s resignation takes effect July 18th.
Runoff Election Dos & Don’ts
A state elections spokesperson clears up what he calls common misconceptions about runoff elections, as South Carolina sees its first one in years wherein candidates from both the Republican and Democratic parties are represented.
