SLED warns about USPS scam texts
South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) is warning South Carolinians about a fake text that may look like it’s from the United States Postal Service.
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Town of Chapin put temporary water restrictions on Amick’s Ferry customers
The Town of Chapin utilities has put temporary water use restorations in place for Amick’s Ferry customers.
Fairfield County Coroner releases name of 18-year-old who died after Hwy 215 N. collision
Fairfield County Coroner Chris Hill is releasing the name of an individual who died from injuries sustained in a vehicle accident.
Kershaw County man wanted after collision with deputy during vehicle pursuit
Kershaw County Sheriff's Office says a man is wanted after a collision with a deputy during a vehicle pursuit in Lugoff.
Community leaders hosts 'Revival of the Vote' rally
Community leaders with the Columbia branch N.A.A.C.P held a rally Thursday at the Martin Luther Park encouraging the public to get out and vote.
Kershaw Co. actively search for suspect accused of ramming into cruiser
Kershaw Co. Deputies, along with SLED are in the middle of an active manhunt. Residents are asked to keep the doors to their homes and cars locked.
Local Living: Guardians of the Night K9 5K
Local Living: Guardians of the Night K9 5K
"Sam Gilliam: Printmaker" -- celebrating Juneteenth and Black artistry at the Columbia Museum of Art
Guests will first encounter an exhibition on Sam Gilliam -- a Black printmaker known for pushing the boundaries of abstract art through vibrant colors and combinations.
SCDOT to conduct night-time detour of I-126 Westbound ramp to I-26 Eastbound
South Carolina Department of Transportation will conduct temporary night-time closures on the I-126 Westbound ramp to I-26 Eastbound beginning tonight at 9 p.m., says SCDOT.
SCDOT: Parts of Clemson Road to close for night-time road work
South Carolina Department of Transportation says parts of Clemson Road in Richland County will close and have a detour for night-time road work on June 19 and June 22.
Orangeburg Fine Arts Center showcases Campbell Frost's lifetime of artistry in new exhibit
The Orangeburg Fine Arts Center will celebrate Campbell Frost, the recipient of South Carolina’s highest arts honor, the Governor’s Award for Lifetime Achievement, with an exhibit showcasing his works.
Irmo Fire officials work to clear roadway after Eastbound 26 wreck
Irmo Fire officials along with Lexington County EMS are working to clear the roadway after an eastbound 26 wreck, said officials.
Two arrested at Saluda Co. boat ramp
When they arrived, deputies say Emilio Marquez and Rachel Thomas were taken into custody for questioning.
SCDPH observes World Sickle Cell Day
South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is joining partners in celebrating the 2025 theme of “Global Action, Local Impact: Empowering Communities for Effective Self-Advocacy” in observance of World Sickle Cell Day on June 19.
Petco Love Pick Me! SC offers free, low-fee adoptions at Petco centers statewide
South Carolina is gearing up for its largest dog and cat adoption event of the year as Petco Love Pick Me! SC kicks off from June 20 to June 29.
Bond denied for Sumter County man accused of attempted murder, assault
A Sumter County man is in custody tonight accused of shooting and injuring two people in the area
Richland County Coroner's Office held 4th annual Coroner's Cadet Program
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)-- The Richland County Coroner's Office held its fourth annual Coroner's Cadet Program at their location on Shakespeare Road in Columbia. Richland…
Columbia Police arrest man in connection with N. Main Street gas station shooting
Columbia Police say they are investigating a Tuesday night shooting.
"Transgender people are not alone in this fight" -- local advocates react to SCOTUS ruling
"But no matter what the court or politicians say, transgender people are not alone in this fight. Our case in SC continues and we will never stop fighting in the courtroom and in communities across the state to ensure that transgender South Carolinians have the freedom to shape their own futures," says Woodrum.
Local Living: Toucan Tuesdays, Clothing drive for Richland One and Two students, Shrimp and Grits Festival
Local Living: Events to enjoy in the Midlands!
Battle of the Badges Blood Drive 2025
Wednesday, June 18, local first responders came together to announce the 14th annual "Battle of the Badges" blood drive.
Governor McMaster signs South Carolina Energy Security Act
On Wednesday, June 18, Governor McMaster signed a bill he says will significantly improve the state's ability to generate and deliver the power needed to keep pace with the state's rapid economic growth and rising population.
Deputies respond to Wednesday afternoon shooting
Investigators say just before 4pm they responded to a shooting on Horseshoe Dr.
City installs misting stations at parks for upcoming Summer season
The City of Columbia's Parks and Recreation Department has installed misting stations at several local parks to help residents beat the heat this Summer.
Man found sitting on couch surrounded by containers of human remains, investigators say
Discovery was part of search for missing NC woman
