MULLINS, SC (WOLO)- Two mental health patients died Tuesday when an Horry County Sheriff's Office transport van drove through flooded waters on Highway 76, near Little Pee Dee River. Nearly 24 hours after…
President Donald Trump came to the Carolina's today, getting a first hand look at flood damage and see the problems communities still face from the effects of Hurricane Florence.
The City of Columbia begins spraying for mosquitoes tonight. This decision was made after three dead birds were discovered within the City limits within a month and tested positive for West Nile Virus.
Officials on Tuesday morning identified the two mental health patients who died in flood waters last night.
Governor Henry McMaster suspended Fifth Circuit Court Solicitor Dan Johnson on Wednesday.
People were not the only ones who were forced to evacuate because of Hurricane Florence, so were many pets and a lot of them are being housed here in Columbia.
Hurricane Florence has caused damage to many local farms, ABC Columbia's Angela Rogers has the full story in the video above.
Today, the arrest warrants for Correctional Officers were released by the South Carolina Department of Corrections Police Services.
Following Board of Trustee approval, University of South Carolina Athletics is excited to announce that it will be pursuing state approval for $21 million in improvements to Williams-Brice Stadium with a target for completion before the 2020 season.
South Carolina Highway Patrol troopers are still investigating a fatal accident on I-26 west bound this morning.
Columbia Police Department found a fugitive in police custody in Florida accused of a 2015 murder in Columbia.
South Carolina Department of Public Safety troopers say I-26 West is back open. Troopers say a truck overturned on I-26 westbound.
[gtxvideo vid='YtByCt3y' thumb='http://player.gtxcel.com/thumbs/YtByCt3y.jpg' vtitle='Consumer officials urge you to beware of Fake Charities'] COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- Sadly, with so many open hearts that want to donate during a hurricane, there are scammers looking for open wallets. The SC Department of Consumer Affairs…
While Florence may have passed, the effects of the storm can still create danger for those attempting to return home.
Today, Thomas Evans plead guilty to abducting a four-year-old girl from John's Island earlier this year.
The Richland County Sheriff's Department are hoping you can help them solve a deadly shooting from September 10th. Click here for the full details.
Tuesday morning, Governor Henry McMaster met with representatives from the Air Force, National Guard and the Department of Defense to discuss strategy for storm relief moving forward.
The latest look at the Cheraw and the residents who are still dealing with flood waters that are just now starting to recede and the damage that's starting to rear its head.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- The U.S. Attorney's office on Tuesday announced it has indicted Fifth Circuit Solicitor Dan Johnson on fraud charges. According to a release, Federal prosecutors say the 26 count indictment includes charges…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)-- The worst is yet to come according to Governor Henry McMaster. River flooding is what is keeping state officials on guard and they say the amount of damage they…
Several organizations throughout the Midlands are taking donations and asking for supplies to help the victims of Hurricane Florence.
The City of Columbia has issued a West Nile Virus alert after two more dead birds were found testing positive for the virus.
[gtxvideo vid='i9W015XH' thumb='http://player.gtxcel.com/thumbs/i9W015XH.jpg' vtitle='FLORENCE NATIONAL'] NORTH CAROLINA (WOLO, ABC NEWS) - In North Carolina the flooding has reached catastrophic levels with entire communities cut off by rising waters. The death toll continues to climb as well as the total number…
[gtxvideo vid='iwwM1F8s' thumb='http://player.gtxcel.com/thumbs/iwwM1F8s.jpg' vtitle='CHERAW'] CHERAW, SC (WOLO) - The Pee Dee River is nearing record highs, prompting flood warning in Chesterfield County. Watch the live report above for the full story.
ABC Columbia's Alexis Frazier attempted to enter Nichols, S.C. to tell us more about potential flooding, but water levels were already too high for the crew to make it through.
