Allen University to purchase land for new football stadium
Allen University's football team is getting a home of its own.
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Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon named Sheriff of the Year
Congratulations are in order for a Midlands Sheriff!
UPDATE: Lake Murray Blvd./St. Andrews Rd. open to traffic; water main temporarily repaired
The South Carolina Department of Transportation says a water main has been temporarily repaired after a break caused an intersection to shut down.
Lake City High School student-athletes, coach in hospital after vehicle accident
A vehicle carrying a Lake City High School football coach and four student-athletes were involved in an accident this afternoon, says Florence County School District Three.
Richland man pleaded guilty for illegal possession of a firearm
A Richland County man was sentenced to over four years in federal prison, says the U.S. Department of Justice.
Hundreds of cyclists gearing up for 15th Ride to End Alzheimer's
Hundreds of cyclists are riding through the Palmetto state this week for a good cause!
Infant surrendered in Spartanburg under Safe Haven Act
An infant has been surrendered under the Safe Haven Act in Spartangburg County.
Vehicle pursuit ends in arrest and multiple charges for guns, drugs
The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office arrested a man following a vehicle pursuit.
Police seek alleged 7-Eleven shoplifter
Lexington Police are seeking an alleged 7-Eleven store shoplifter.
FDA approves 1st birth control pill for use without prescription
The Food and Drug Administration approved the first birth control pill in the United States that can be sold without a prescription Thursday.
Coroner: Lancaster Co. teen drowns in Lake Wateree
The Kershaw Co. Coroner's Office says an 18 year old man drowned on Lake Wateree Wednesday.
ABC's of Education: Allen University hits the road
Allen University, One of Columbia's Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCU) is getting ready to hit the road to give incoming students in the last phase of their enrollment process a early welcome to the collegiate family.
Local Living: Laser Lights and more in the Midlands
A look at some events happening across the Midlands in Local Living
Man arrested during internet crimes case
Lexington Police arrested a man after he engaged in sexual conversation with someone he believed was a young teenage girl.
Association rallies in support of labor union representing S.C. dock workers
The International Longshoremen's Association rallied at the State House today in support of a labor union that represents dock workers in South Carolina.
UPDATE: Missing woman last seen leaving Cook Out found safe
Columbia Police says a 67 year-old female has been found safe after she was reported missing yesterday.
Jim Hudson Automotive donates $220K to Harvest Hope Food Bank
A local car dealership is driving to fight hunger in the Midlands.
Governor McMaster holds ceremonial bill signing for Ignition Interlock
Governor Henry McMaster held a bill signing ceremony today for legislation aimed at reducing DUI incidents.
Sheriff Lott releases statement on Jeroid Price arrest
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott released a statement on today's capture of Jeroid Price.
Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center detainee dies at local hospital
An Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center detainee who was taken to a local hospital this morning has passed away.
Heirloom Cloud Corp. relocating headquarters to Charleston County
Digital technology service provider Heirloom Cloud Corp. is relocating its headquarters to Charleston County.
Coroner: Identity of man killed by single gunshot released
The Lexington Coroner released the name of the person who died from a gunshot wound on July 7.
Boil Water Advisory in place for some Elloree residents
Elloree, SC (WOLO) -- Those of you living in the Elloree area may have to take some extra precautions before drinking or cooking with your tap water. The System Administrator with the Elloree Water System says a water main break…
TURF FIELDS: Orangeburg County School District laying new ground for student-athletes
Tuesday morning, work broke ground at Hunter-Kinard-Tyler School’s new field. Construction began earlier this summer at Edisto High School.
Richland Library to showcase Holocaust exhibition
A new exhibit is taking people back in time at the Richland Library located downtown along Assembly street.
