Calhoun County (WOLO)-Calhoun County Sheriff Thomas Summers has announced the arrests of several individuals in connection with the disappearance and Murder of an Orangeburg teenager. According to Sheriff Summers, Bryant McKnight, 28, of St. Matthews, has been arrested and charged with Murder and Obstructing Justice. Also charged in connection with the case is Jerry McKnight, 45, of St. Matthews, who is also charged with Murder. Jonathan McKnight, 20, of St. Matthews has been charged with Accessory after the fact of Murder.

Lexington County, (WOLO)- Rap lyrics lead a Lexington jury to convict a man accused in a 2011 murder. Solicitor Donnie Myers says Gonzalez Wardlaw of Columbia was convicted monday of the murder of Thomas Hoefer at Olive Garden on Harbison Boulevard in December of 2011.

Columbia, SC (WOLO)- Columbia Police are looking for a suspect in a weekend armed robbery at "Bonefish Grill". Investigators say the suspect held victims at gunpoint in the restaurant on Bower Parkway just after midnight Saturday.

For the first time publicly, Columbia city manager Teresa Wilson revealed that interim Columbia police chief Ruben Santiago was, in fact, interviewed for the permanent position, contrary to popular opinion.

Orangeburg, SC (WOLO)-DHEC wants patients at The Regional Medical Center in Orangeburg to be aware of reported bat sightings. Health officials are urging anyone who stayed in the hospital's east wing between January 1st and February 16th, 2014, to contact them. DHEC wants to check for the risk of possible exposure to bats.

A second earthquake hits South Carolina following a magnitude 4.1 that struck the same area Friday.

Columbia, SC (WOLO)- If you have any old electronics laying around the house, this weekend is your opportunity get rid of them.

Operations in the Midlands and Upstate have been hampered because roads and highways have been impassible, limiting the number of employees who were able to get to work and impacting the postal service's ability to move mail between facilities.

Hundreds of South Carolinians sought shelter from the storm over the past few days.

Columbia, SC (WOLO)- If you've been missing your mail, don't worry it will be there soon. Today a spokesperson for the U.S. Postal Service says deliveries will resume to most areas in the midlands.

From a state of emergency status to highway patrol's advice to pack food in your car in case you get stranded, the Midlands and the state are preparing to survive round two of wintry weather, focusing this time on the possible impact of ice.

Upon receipt from the Police Chief Search Committee and the City of Columbia's Human Resources Director, City Manager Teresa Wilson has announced the candidates for the Columbia Police Chief, and Interim/Acting Police Chief Ruben Santiago's name is nowhere on the list.

RICHLAND, S.C. (WOLO) -- Richland One says it is looking for more outstanding certified teachers.