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Weathers wins GOP primary for agriculture chief

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) - Incumbent Hugh Weathers has won the Republican primary for South Carolina's agriculture commissioner. Early returns show the 57-year-old Weathers winning Tuesday's Republican primary with 64 percent of the vote over Joe Farmer.

Dickerson wins Dem primary, to face Scott in Nov.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) - Richland County Council member Joyce Dickerson has won South Carolina's Democratic primary to face U.S. Sen. Tim Scott. Early returns showed the 68-year-old Dickerson winning Tuesday's primary with 67 percent of the vote over former York County Council member Sidney Moore and Myrtle Beach attorney Harry Pavilack.

Bob Livingston Defeats Challenger For Adjutant General

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)-Bob Livingston has defeated his GOP primary challenger in his bid to be re-elected South Carolina's top military officer. Early returns in Tuesday's primary show Livingston with 77 percent of the vote over 45-year-old James Breazeale. Livingston has no opposition in November.

Meth Explosion

Richland County, SC (WOLO)-An investigation in Richland County continues tonight. Investigators are trying to figure out how a meth lab exploded. Authorities are trying to locate two adults and a three month old child following the explosion this morning at regency mobile home park on alpine road.

'Minor Hiccups' Hinder Voting Process

Interim Director for the Richland County Elections and Voter Registration office says 'minor hiccups' in Tuesday's primaries do not compare to what has come to be known as the election debacle of 2012-2013.

Dorn VA Audit

Columbia, SC (WOLO)- Patients seeking care through the Dorn V-A are waiting an average of 77 days for their first appointment with a primary care doctor. That is more than five time longer than the department's goal.

Tips To Tackle Traffic

Columbia, SC (WOLO)-According to a report from gps device maker Tomtom, in 2013, Americans on average spent more than 20 additional hours in traffic, losing two-and-a-half work days, crawling on the road.

Sen. John Courson Explains Abrupt Resignation

Republican state senator John Courson says he feels he was forced to resign his position as president pro tempore. This, after hearing that personal friend and current Lt. Governor Glen McConnell, is expected to step down later this week.

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