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SCDOT to conduct traffic shift for I-26/I-95 Interchange Project in Orangeburg

SCDOT will conduct a traffic shift and implement ramp closures as part of the I-26/I-95 Interchange Project in Orangeburg County beginning Monday night.

City of Columbia to hold 47th annual Veterans Day Parade

The City of Columbia is hosting its 47th annual Veterans Day Parade on Tuesday, November 11.

Doctors With Prisma Health Say It's Time For Your Flu Shot

'Give thanks, not illnesses;' SCDPH encourages vaccinations ahead of holiday season

The South Carolina Department of Public Health issued a reminder Monday to encourage residents to make sure they are up to date with vaccinations ahead of holiday gatherings during the fall and winter months.

Georgia fugitive sentenced in relation to trafficking drugs in Lexington County

The 11th Circuit Solicitor's Office has announced a 25 year sentence for a Georgia fugitive in relation to trafficking drugs in Lexington County.

SCDOT to temporarily close Ray Price Road bridge over Horse Creek in Lexington County

SCDOT will temporarily close the Ray Price Road bridge over Horse Creek in Lexington County for repairs.

States face uncertainty as Trump administration tries to reverse SNAP food payments

States administering a federal food aid program serving about 42 million Americans faced uncertainty Monday over whether they can — and should — provide full monthly benefits during an ongoing legal battle involving the U.S. government shutdown.

Columbia Politics: Candidate Sam Johnson on GMC

COLUMBIA SC (WOLO) - The general elections for the City of Columbia were held November 4th, however, two seats for City Coucil were forced to a run-off, as the fifty perfect threshold was…

Columbia Politics: Councilwoman Aditi Bussells on GMC

COLUMBIA SC (WOLO) - The general elections for the City of Columbia were held November 4th, however, two seats for City Coucil were forced to a run-off, as the fifty perfect threshold…

Senate is poised to take the first steps to end 40-day shutdown

The Senate is voting on the first steps to end the 40-day government shutdown Sunday after a group of moderate Democrats agreed to proceed without a guaranteed extension of health care subsidies, angering many in their caucus who wanted to continue the fight.

Alvin S. Glenn Guard arrested for using chemical irritant on inmates

According to RCSD, Officer McClendon utilized a chemical irritant by spraying it into the cell before closing the flap door with two inmates inside.

Local Living: Benedict College's Harambee Festival

Local Living: Fall Back Fest, Big Red Barn Retreat, Hockey Classic, Jingle Jam

Local Living: Events to enjoy!

Democrat Cory Booker to bring 'On The Road' tour to the Palmetto State

A well known U.S. senator is making a visit to the Midlands.

K9 Cade to receive protective vest

A Midlands K9 officer is getting some new gear.

SLED charges NC man with criminal sexual conduct with a minor

South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) has charged a 66-year-old North Carolina man with four charges, said SLED.

Sumter woman charged after argument turns deadly

Police say a Sumter woman is charged with voluntary manslaughter after a domestic incident turned deadly Thursday night.

SCDOT to conduct temporary lane closure on US 76/US 378 in Richland County for bridge replacement project

SCDOT will temporarily close the eastbound right lane of US 76/378 just west of the US 76/378 bridge over US 601 in Richland County, said officials.

Orangeburg County deputies searching for man wanted for two burglaries

Orangeburg County deputies are searching for a man wanted for two burglaries last month.

Two teens arrested after carjacking in Bishopville

Bishopville Police say two teenagers have been arrested following a carjacking and a chase Thursday.

Assembly Street to be closed for repairs, say city officials

City of Columbia officials say Southern Commercial Development, LLC and Norfolk Southern Rail will be closing Assembly Street between Catawba Street and Whaley Street.

Trump administration seeks to halt SNAP food aid payments after a court order

President Donald Trump’s administration asked a federal appeals court Friday to block a judge’s order that it distribute November’s full monthly SNAP benefits amid a U.S. government shutdown.