(WOLO) COLUMBIA, S.C. An Elderly woman is found stuffed in a city issued trash bin this morning. The Cherokee County Coroner say 78 year old Marjorie Knuckles body was left in the bin behind her Gaffney home. Officials believe knuckles had been there for several days. An autopsy is scheduled for Monday. Categories: Local News, News, Richland
(WOLO) COLUMBIA, S.C. An argument turned violent this morning outside of caprioska in the 7 thousand block of parklane road. Richland County Deputies say 32 year old douglas boyd was taken into custody after he was kicked out of the business following an alleged disturbance inside. Before boyd left, authorities say he shot at the club security officers. No one…
A memorial service will be held for K-9 officer Enzo Monday at the Ebenezer Pentecostal Holiness Church, 501 Church Street, South Congaree.
Taxpayer concerns about last fall’s hacking of a South Carolina state agency are expected to lead to fewer online tax filings, potentially adding several hundred thousand dollars to the debacle’s nearly $22 million price tag.
Some 100 students from an advertising class at the University of South Carolina are gathering to watch the Super Bowl and critique its commercials.
Columbia Police is asking for help as they search for an armed robbery suspect.
This video is no longer available. COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) –The Staten Island weather predicting groundhog is calling for an early spring! In fact both Chuck and the more well know Punxsutawney Phil in Pennsylvania are in agreement. Neither one of them saw their shadows this morning. According to an old tradition, that means an early spring. However, two southern groundhogs,…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) –NASA is keeping a watchful eye on a asteroid passing close to Earth. The asteroid is considered small at around 150 feet across and it’s scientific name is 2012DA14. It will pass within 17 thousand miles of earth. To give you an idea, that’s inside the ring of weather and communication satellites orbiting the planet. For many,…
Think you know your ‘cue? It’s time to put your pork powers to the test.
An old slave row is the centerpiece of black history month observations at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens near Charleston.
