Children's Lamp Recalled
A series of children's lamps have been recalled.
Calhoun News
Treasurer's friend gets up to $3M in state work
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A fraternity brother and personal attorney for South Carolina Treasurer Curtis Loftis is working on a lawsuit tied to state investment losses and could be paid $3 million in contingency fees.
First Ard, Now State Treasurer Loftis Facing Questions
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ A fraternity brother and personal attorney for South Carolina Treasurer Curtis Loftis is working on a lawsuit tied to state investment losses and could be paid $3 million in contingency fees.
Drinks and Foods that help you Beat the Heat
Nutritionists say if you want to beat the heat, watch what you eat and keep plenty of water on hand.
Blistering Heat Continues
The heat wave gripping South Carolina and the nation has prompted more advisories and heat warnings.
Extreme Heat Redefines Summer Camp
One Midlands recreation department rethinks traditional summer camp due to dangerous temperatures.
Triple Digit Heat: Advisories
The heat wave continues prompting more advisories and warnings for most of South Carolina.
Teen's Death Prompts Driver Training
One Midlands driving school says there are lessons to be learned after a tragic car crash that killed two of three siblings.
SC Dems Call on Lt. Gov. to Step Down
South Carolina Democrats have renewed calls for Republican Lt. Gov. Ken Ard to resign and say GOP senators are cutting backroom deals on how he would be replaced.
SC Credit Rating in Jeopardy
The threat of a downgrade of South Carolina's credit rating may not cost taxpayers much, but it's sure to stir a lot of talk about politics.
More Heat on the Way
The second major heat wave this summer is on its way to South Carolina.
Hopkins man pleads guilty to bank embezzlement
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Federal prosecutors say the former chief financial officer of a South Carolina bank has pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $300,000 from the institution.
Unemployment Workshops held Tues. & Wed.
South Carolina officials are offering two workshops to help educational institutions and government agencies identify ways to keep down their unemployment costs.
USPS looking for rural carriers
Are you looking for a part-time job? The United States Postal Service may be looking for you.
Home Sales Plunged in June
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- A South Carolina realty group says home sales plunged in June from year-ago levels, but prices are up.
Haley Questioned on Job Growth In SC
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ South Carolina Republican Gov. Nikki Haley is touting state job numbers, repeatedly saying she's thrilled about the 10,000 jobs announced since she took office. But there's a little more to the story.
The Drought Is Hitting South Carolina Farmer's Bottom Line
As the drought worsens in South Carolina, farmers continue to feel the punches, but those affects could trickle all the way down to you.
Red Cross in critical need of blood
The Red Cross is in critical need of blood right now.
Stay Cool Without Breaking the Bank
There are things you can do to stay cool, while not hurting your wallet.
Extreme Makeover Home Edition Pays Gov. Haley a House Call
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)--While events that stop traffic at the Statehouse are hardly uncommon, the parking of a massive trailer covered in plastic on Gervais Street in front of the capital on Tuesday was a bit odd.
No End to Oppressive Heat
There is no end in sight for some of the hottest weather of the summer in South Carolina.
USC Baseball's Wingo Celebrated In Hometown
MAULDIN, S.C. (AP) -- College World Series star Scott Wingo is being honored in his hometown of Mauldin.
SC Ranks 8th in Obesity: One Group Fighting Fat
Amid new numbers out about the climbing rate of obesity in South Carolina, a Midlands Man shares his weight loss journey and issues a challenge to others.
New SC Inspector Gen. Says 9 Investigations Started
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ South Carolina's new inspector general says he has as many as nine investigations started on some of the 22 agencies he can review.
SC Inspector General Explains Quitting After 7 Weeks
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ The South Carolina inspector general who quit after seven weeks on the job says a dispute about investigators' independence prompted him to leave.
