Midlands woman wins the lottery twice
After almost two years of winning $1 million while playing the South Carolina Education Lottery, a lucky Midlands woman has won another $300,000.
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SC Transport Officer dies in the line of duty
The South Carolina Department of Public Safety is also mourning the loss of one of their own.
Officers asking for public's help identifying person accused of multiple auto tampering incidents
Officers with the Lexington Police Department are asking for the public's help identifying a person who allegedly was involved in multiple auto tampering incidents, say police.
Road back open after vehicle overturns on Wescott Road, say Irmo Firefighters
The Irmo Fire District was busy on Thursday morning after a vehicle overturned on Wescott Road.
CPD: 27-year-old charged with felony DUI resulting in death after 2-car collision, judge denies bond
The Columbia Police Department's Traffic Safety Unit is investigating after a 2-car collision happened on Wednesday night, according to police.
SLED charges 2 people with Animal Fighting, Ill Treatment of Animals
Darlington, SC (WOLO) --- The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) has charged two people from Darlington County with a laundry list of charges including Animal Fighting, or Baiting, Ill Treatment of Animals,…
Attorney General Alan Wilson visited the U.S. Mexico border
Attorney General Alan Wilson visited the U.S. Mexico border this week.
Local doctors release 25-year research on childhood cancer in SC
The 62-page document titled "Childhood Cancer in South Carolina: 25-Year-Trends in Incidence, Survival, and Mortality" is a collaboration between Prisma Health Children's Hospital, the SC Department of Public Health, the University of South Carolina, and the SC Cancer Alliance.
Local Living: West Columbia music festival
Local Living: West Columbia music festival
Sumter County deputies launch investigation after Tuesday night shooting
The Sumter County Sheriff's Office has launched an investigation on Tuesday night after a shooting in the Dalzell Community, said deputies.
Blythewood H.S. football team remembers athlete during press conference
On Wednesday, the school held a press conference following the death of Blythewood H.S. athlete Troy Moore.
Columbia College, Newberry College partner to co-host South Carolina Teaching Fellows program
Columbia College and Newberry College have been selected as co-hosts for the South Carolina Teaching Fellows program, according to a press release.
Boil water advisory repealed for portions of Orangeburg, say officials
Bull Swamp Rural Water Company is advising customers as a precautionary measure to boil their water, according to the City of Orangeburg.
USC sets new milestone for research funding
The University of South Carolina has reached a new research milestone for the 2024 fiscal year, according to a press release.
Rod Wave announces upcoming Last Lap Tour coming to Columbia
Rapper Rod Wave is coming to Columbia this December.
Lexington Police needs help identifying two alleged beauty store shoplifters
Lexington Police Department needs help identifying two alleged beauty store shoplifters, say officers.
South Carolina struggles on offense in opener, must fix things before SEC start at Kentucky
South Carolina needs to gets its offense going — and in a hurry.
Inmate awaiting execution says South Carolina didn't share enough about lethal injection drug
Lawyers for the South Carolina inmate scheduled to be put to death later this month said Tuesday state prison officials didn't provide enough information about the drug to decide whether he wants to die by lethal injection.
ONE-ON-ONE: USC pharmacy professor explains this year's flu shot
Flu season typically runs October to May with peak activity during December to March.
Sumter County deputies need help identifying larceny suspects
Sumter County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help identifying two people who are suspects in recent larceny incidents.
Former SC Education Superintendent Dr. Barbara Nielsen dies
Former South Carolina Education Superintendent Dr. Barbara Nielsen has died, confirmed the current SC Education Superintendent.
Olympians share tips and insights with athletes at Benedict College
A panel of two and three-time Olympians spoke to students at Benedict College Tuesday morning.
Deputies asking for help identifying person accused of Sumter County larceny incidents
The Sumter County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help identifying someone accused of recent larceny incidents in the area, say deputies.
Teen found safe, say West Columbia Police
Officers with the West Columbia Police Department is asking for the public's help finding a 16-year-old who was reported as a runaway by her family, said the department.
Make-A-Wish teams up with PMC for year-long fundraising campaign
Make-A-Wish South Carolina is partnering with PMC Commercial Interiors to launch a year-longfundraising campaign aimed at making wishes come true for children with critical illnesses in SC.
