Two men arrested on drug trafficking charges, say Chapin Police
The Chapin Police Department has arrested two men on drug trafficking charges.
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Columbia man sentenced to 11 years in prison for drug trafficking, gun charges
A judge has sentenced a Columbia man to 11 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition and possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and heroin, said the Justice Department.
Senator Graham, Congressman Clyburn responds to Biden's State of the Union Address
Senator Lindsey Graham and Congressman James Clyburn both responded to the president’s State of the Union Address.
Cherry Blossom Festival to be held in Town of Irmo
The annual Cherry Blossom Festival which honors the Japanese Yoshino cherry trees will be held in Irmo.
Well Moo Moo Buckaroo! The Rodeo comes to town this weekend
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO) - Get the lassos and Stetsons dusted off, as the Cinch Rodeo...known as the world's toughest rodeo...bucks it's way in the Colonial Life Arena Friday and Saturday. The Cinch Rodeo has all…
SLED charges Orangeburg County man in connection with death of three-month-old
A 25-year-old man is being charged following the death of an infant, said SLED.
Hundreds attend 3rd Annual Women's Leadership Symposium at Segra Park
"It is a male dominated world sometimes, so you have to take two steps to their one step. But in order to do that, if we uplift each other as we talk about at this symposium, every woman has a story, share your story, tell your story," says Bennett.
Reward for church's stolen kitchen equipment increases
The reward has been increased for information on what happened to thousands of dollars in kitchen equipment taken from a local church.
DHEC breaks ground on new laboratory aimed at meeting future needs
The current building lacks space and suffers from maintenance issues.
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Governor McMaster signs open carry bill into law
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster has officially sign into law a bill that would allow anyone who can legally own a gun to carry it openly.
City of Columbia opens registration for summer camp programs
Registration for the Columbia Parks and Recreation Department’s Summer Camps Program is open for children ages 5 and up.
South Carolina closer to open carry law
State lawmakers approved a bill that would allow anyone who can legally own a gun to carry it openly.
Former DJJ correctional officer charged after allegedly providing youth with contraband
A former DJJ correctional officer is being charged after providing a youth with contraband, said DJJ officials.
Daycare damaged after fire, caused portion of road in Sumter to close
A Sumter daycare is damaged after an afternoon fire, said officers.
Coroner identifies missing man found after Saluda County single-vehicle collision
Saluda County Coroner B. Keith Turner has identified a man who was reported missing this week, said the coroner's office.
Police: Irmo man arrested for sexually assaulting, threatening to kill victim
A Irmo man has been arrested after threatening to kill someone while sexually assaulting them, say Irmo Police.
Knecht leads No. 4 Tennessee to outright SEC crown with win at No. 17 South Carolina
Dalton Knecht had 26 points as No. 4 Tennessee withstood a late run by No. 17 South Carolina for a 66-59 victory Wednesday night that wrapped up its first Southeastern Conference regular-season title since 2018.
WalletHub's rankings for St.Patrick's Day celebration, Columbia on the list
When it comes to celebrating Saint Patrick’s Day, Columbia ranks near the top.
Columbia welcomes new restaurant 'The Hollow'
Columbia now has its first forest-to-table restaurant.
"Black Balloon Day" honors the 201 lives lost to drug overdoses in 2023
"I myself am two and a half years into recovery. I've lost multiple people to overdose and addiction. Two are my best friends"
Alzheimer's advocates ask for continued support from SC lawmakers
One of the ways lawmakers have helped combat Alzheimer’s includes funding a five-year plan to tackle the disease through a bill signed into law last year.
Local Living: Cottontown Art Crawl, Holly Hill Youth Sports, ‘Blippi the Wonderful World Tour’
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Richland Co. Deputies blocking roads to serve warrant
According to deputies, there is no public safety concern at this time.
South Carolina Supreme Court to decide if new private school voucher program is legal
The South Carolina Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday on whether a law passed last year allowing parents to spend taxpayer money on private schools violates part of the he state constitution banning direct aid to anything other than public schools.
