Sumter Woman Wins $200,000
A Sumter woman is in need of a realtor after winning $200,000.
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USC Baseball Team Heads to Omaha
Gamecock fans wished the 2010 National Champs good luck at Carolina Stadium as they left for Omaha. Fans say they are hoping for a repeat at the College World Series
Study Shows County by County Health Rankings
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)--Lexington County ranked 2nd overall in South Carolina in its overall health ranking, this according to a new national study that broke down health numbers in every county in America.
$3 Million Deficit Threatens Transit System
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) -- If the Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority, CMRTA, cannot remedy a nearly $3 million budget shortfall, the entire system will be jeopardy of having to hit the brakes, permanently.
Donate and Win
Giving the gift of life could pay off...in cash.
Senate Approves Redistricting Plan
South Carolina senators have given key approval for new district lines for 46 Senate seats.
Suspected Rapist on the Loose
A suspected rapist is on the loose and authorities need your help in finding him.
Man Accused of Shooting Pregnant Girlfriend
A man accused of shooting his pregnant girlfriend in the face is in custody.
Four Additional Suspect Arrested in Papa Johns Shooting
Four more suspects are in custody in connection with a fatal shooting at a Columbia pizza restaurant.
Bull Street Property Sale Comes to Final Hurdle
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)--It's been a long time coming, but the sale of the 166 acre Bull Street property in downtown Columbia passed the second to last hurdle needed to finalize the transaction on Tuesday.
SC House Lawmakers Approve Re-Districting Plan
South Carolina legislators have approved plans that redraw their own districts and the districts of U.S. House seats.
Record Number of Alligator License Applications
South Carolina wildlife officials say they've received a record number of applications for alligator hunting licenses.
Suspect Arrested in Orangeburg Shooting
Orangeburg deputies say David Zeigler was arrested just after 8am Tuesday morning.
Redistricting Top Priority for Lawmakers
Redistricting is top priority for lawmakers as they return for their extended Session.
Local Businesses Opening Despite Recession
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)--Two restaurants on Main Street and Drip Coffee Shop in Five Points are just the latest local businesses to set down roots in Columbia. But in this recession, when banks aren't lending to small business owners, how are they doing it?
Arrest Made in Greenbrier Apartments Robbery
RICHLAND COUNTY, S.C. (WOLO) -- Richland County deputies have made an arrest in an armed robbery at the Greenbrier Apartments earlier this month. Deputies have charged 23 year old Merellis Dixon, Jr. with armed robbery, kidnapping, and burglary.
Gamecock Nation Gets Ready For Omaha
With the Gamecocks headed back to the College World Series, area businesses are busy with fan demands.
Ft. Jackson Hosts Drill Sgt. Competition
The Army is seeking the toughest of the tough this week as six of its top order-barking drill sergeants face off at Fort Jackson.
Lexington One Hiring Bus Drivers
One Lexington County school district is looking for some new bus drivers.
Parent Concerned about Citadel Hazing
Some parents say The Citadel is not doing enough to reduce hazing at the South Carolina military school.
Judge to Hear Arguements in Boeing Labor Lawsuit
A federal judge plans to hear motions in a lawsuit brought by the machinists union and the AFL-CIO against Gov. Nikki Haley.
Lamakers Continue to Debate State Budget
South Carolina legislators are resuming work on a compromise version of the state's proposed $6 billion spending plan.
No "Eartha Kitt Day"....Yet
ORANGEBURG, S.C. (AP) _ A push to get the birthday of the later singer and actress Eartha Kitt recognized in the state where she was born has stalled in the Legislature.
Lawmakers Look at More Battles As They Return This Week
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ South Carolina Republican House members are opposed to early voting legislation, which could threaten Gov. Nikki Haley's plans for legislators to take up government restructuring.
Foreclosure Scams
The downturn in the economy has created homeowner headaches. Foreclosures are quickly becoming the norm. The good news is there are companies out there that aim to help save you from losing your home, but the question is, which ones are legitimate?
