Treat-or-Treat safety tips
Halloween is finally here, and the Cayce Police Department has some tips to keep your trick-or-treaters safe.
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Sumter PD investigating report of candy tampering
Sumter Police are investigating after receiving a report of sharp objects found in candy following a Halloween event Thursday, say police.
Halloween Parade returns to Prisma Health Children's Hospital
Nearly 200 doctors, nurses, and staff members dress up in elaborate costumes -- ensuring the joy of Halloween makes it to each child's door.
Local Living: Trunk-or-Treat event, Barbecue Cook-off and Car Show, Fall Back Fest, Jingle Jam 2025
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City unveils official city ornament
The City of Columbia is already in the holiday spirit.
City of Columbia unveils welcome sign as part of re-branding efforts
The City of Columbia is rolling out the welcome mat on North Main Street.
Lexington County man sentenced to 15 years in connection with assaulting former girlfriend
Lexington County man has been sentenced for burglary, domestic violence and obstruction of justice.
Midlands woman wins big after store clerk gives wrong ticket
A Midlands woman won big after a store clerk gave her the wrong ticket, according to SC Lottery officials.
Columbia based rapper arrested on conspiracy charge
A Columbia based rapper is facing multiple federal charges.
CPD working to solve murder from three years ago
Columbia Police Department is still working to solve a murder from three years ago.
SC Superintendent of Education visits Columbia High School's magnet program
Some Midlands high school students are reaching for the stars.
"Like a Band-Aid on a bullet hole" -- SC Dems call for further action by governor, fellow Republicans as SNAP ends
"We need to show that we are not Washington, D.C. That we are down to do the work of the people, and if that means coming into session to figure it out, then we as a body, the Democrats are willing to do that, we'd ask Republicans to do the same," says SC House Minority Leader Todd Rutherford.
Jim Hudson donates $25K to Prisma Health
October marks Breast Cancer Awareness month, and the American Cancer Society estimates that more than 300,000 women will receive a breast cancer diagnosis this year.
Daylight savings time ends Sunday
After celebrating Halloween this weekend, most Americans will get an extra hour of sleep.
OCSO: 2 students received minor puncture wounds after incident at high school
Orangeburg County deputies say an incident happened on a school campus on Wednesday.
Man arrested after being wanted for assault charge, say Lexington County deputies
Lexington County Sheriff's Department says 27-year-old Cordell Wyman Clark has been arrested after being wanted for an assault charge.
SLED charges Richland County man in connection with carrying weapon on SC State campus
South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) is charging an 18-year-old after agents say he was carrying a weapon on SC State campus.
Sumter Co. deputies seeking burglary suspects
Sumter Co. deputies say they are looking for three people who broke into a business on Peach Orchard Rd. early Tuesday morning.
South Carolina hopes to return of Meechie Johnson will help team bounce back from 12-20 season
South Carolina stumbled in the Southeastern Conference last season and things aren’t expected to change this much as the Gamecocks were picked to finish last for the second straight season per media polls.
Newberry County coroner identifies vehicle vs. moped victim
Newberry County Coroner Laura G. Kneece has identified the victim of a vehicle versus moped collision, said the coroner's office.
Opulence Grooming & More launching food pantry to help those in need
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) - A local barbershop is lending a helping hand to families in need during the ongoing shutdown. Opulence Grooming &…
State leaders activate "One SC Fund," request monetary donations as SNAP benefits end
It's known as the "One SC Fund" -- administered by the Central Carolina Community Foundation out of Columbia.
One killed in Saluda County two-vehicle collision
SC Highway Patrol says one victim is dead from a two vehicle collision in Saluda County on Monday, Oct. 27.
Local Living: Babcock Center to host a Holiday Jingle Jam
Local Living: Babcock Center's Holiday Jingle Jam
SC AG joins support for President Trump's Executive order on birthright citizenship
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson has joined a coalition of 24 states in support of President Trump’s birthright citizenship policy.
