Bill may allow schools to forgive more school days
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — This week’s snow and ice storm that again brought South Carolina to a standstill is delaying action on a snow-days bill stemming from the last bout of wintry weather.
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Icy Roads to Remain after departing storm
After three days of precipitation from the winter storm, freezing rain, snow, and sleet have left the Palmetto State, but lingering issues will cause headaches for the Friday morning commute.
Crews clear SC roads, warn drivers to stay home
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Primary roads throughout South Carolina remain covered in snow and ice, and officials are warning people to stay home for another day.
41,300 in SC sign up for health care through web
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Federal officials say 41,300 South Carolinians selected a health insurance plan through the federal website over the last four months.
President Obama issues disaster declaration for SC
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — President Barack Obama has granted Gov. Nikki Haley’s request to declare South Carolina a federal disaster area.
More than 130,000 South Carolinians without power
As a winter storm continues to pummel South Carolina, the number of power outages continues to soar.
Thousands of Power Outages, Accidents Reported in Ice Storm
This video is no longer available. COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) — Officials warned and now it’s here. This week’s ice storm already has hundreds of thousands in the dark, statewide, and contractors from various states are here to help. “In a matter of hours, it can accumulate, all those branches can come crashing down and just like snapping your fingers, multiple…
Power Crews Work Overtime
With more than 12 hundred SCE and G crews are working around the clock to restore power to thousands of people who are in the dark Wednesday night.
Man stabbed to death in Richland County
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Richland County sheriff’s deputies are investigating the stabbing death of a man.
Scholarships may deter students from tough classes
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Educators worry that lottery-backed scholarships tied to grades are deterring South Carolina’s top students from taking advanced courses in their senior year of high school.
