All lanes of Sunset Blvd/US-378 reopens after wreck
Lexington Police say all lanes of Sunset Blvd/US-378 has reopened after a morning wreck.
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Lexington Police searching for two accused of making fraudulent transaction at restaurant
Lexington Police are searching for two people accused of making a fraudulent transaction at a local restaurant.
Lexington One's board vice chair resigns following husband's arrest
Beth Shealy, Board Vice Chair for The Lexington County School District One Board of Trustees, has resigned from her position days after her husband, Richard Shealy was arrested on 13 charges of allegedly possessing and distributing child sexual abuse material online.
SC Forestry Commission to lift statewide burning ban
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) -- The South Carolina Forestry Commission says it will lift the statewide burning ban at 7 a.m. Monday, March 30. According to the commission, the extremely low relative humidities and gusty winds that prompted the March 27…
Seven displaced from fire on Summit Terrace Court, firefighter treated for minor injuries
According to the Columbia-Richland Fire Department, 3rd Shift crews had to battle through high winds and rapidly changing conditions to rescue one person from a 2-Alarm fire that damaged three homes on Summit Terrace Court early Saturday morning.
Fight leads to two being shot at Jay's Bar and Grill, Columbia PD investigating
Officers with the Columbia Police Department say they are working leads in an overnight shooting at Jay's Bar and Grill in the Vista.
Take a look! Saturday recap - Chaz & Noah cover SC's win over Oklahoma from Sacramento
ABC Columbia Sports' Chaz Frazier and Noah Chast are in Sacramento, California as the South Carolina Women's Basketball Team reaches the Elite Eight of March Madness.
Gamecocks face TCU in Elite Eight, ABC Columbia Sports on the road with the team
ABC Columbia Sports is in Sacramento with the Gamecocks for Elite Eight
"No Kings" rally draws large number of protesters, political figures
Gas prices are through the roof, groceries are still up. People are just concerned if they can afford anything just to live right now, and I don't think we're taking that serious enough for the people of SC," says Rep. Jermaine Johnson, candidate for governor.
Latson, Johnson power South Carolina past Oklahoma to reach the Elite Eight of women’s March Madness
AP Photo Courtesy: Sarah Nevis BY: DOUG FEINBERG Updated 7:43 PM EDT, March 28, 2026 SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Even after another dominant offensive effort, the South Carolina players feel that their best is yet to come. Ta’Niya Latson scored…
ABC Columbia Sports Live Gamecock coverage from Sacramento
ABC Columbia Sports on the road with the Gamecocks in Sacramento
Driver crashes into Black Rooster restaurant sending two employees to E.R.
According to employees with Black Rooster Restaurant on Gervais Street, a minor being pursued by law enforcement crashed into the side of the restaurant Friday night at high speed.
Camden woman sentenced to 13 years for distributing meth
A Camden woman will spend 13 years in federal prison for distributing meth.
Traffic stop led to a drug arrest, say Sumter County deputies
Sumter County deputies say a traffic stop led to a drug arrest.
West Columbia woman sentenced to six and half years in prison
A West Columbia woman convicted of defrauding a Midlands restaurant group out of $300,000 learned her fate Friday, March 27, in federal court.
Local Living: The rodeo
Local Living: The rodeo
Former Richland Co. deputy arrested, charged with assault
Richland Co. Sheriff Leon Lott says former deputy Tiffany Anderson, 45, was arrested and charged with simple assault.
SC Dept. of Public Health reports no new cases of measles
SC Dept. of Public Health reports that there are no new cases of measles in the state, according to health officials.
Gunfire near school leads to arrest
A Sumter man is in custody following gunfire near a school led to his arrest, say officers.
Columbia Police working leads after teen shot in foot
Columbia Police are working leads following a teen being shot in the foot, said police.
SLED: 22 dogs rescued, Saluda Co. man charged with dogfighting
Officials say they found 22 pit bull type dogs, many with scarring or open wounds.
SC Forestry Commission to issue statewide burning ban
The South Carolina Forestry Commission is issuing a State Forester’s Burning Ban for all counties, effective at 4 p.m. today.
Man accused of fatally shooting acquaintance arrested, deputies say
A man accused of fatally shooting an acquaintance has been arrested, say officers.
SCDOT to announce road safety initiative
State transportation officials are updating plans to focus on roadway safety across South Carolina.
SC Senate passes restroom bill
The SC Senate has advanced a bill that would require students in public schools and universities to use restrooms and changing facilities based on the sex listed on their birth certificate.
