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Cayce Police: Man wanted on burglary charge

Cayce Police say a 53 year-old man is wanted after he stole merchandise from a storage warehouse at a local bakery on May 2.

Sumter Officers respond to Lowe's; adjacent business & parking lot closed

Sumter Officers are responding to a call at Lowe's after a suspicious package was found.

Xerxes establishing first South Carolina operations in Richland County

The expansion will create 80 new jobs.

Calhoun Co. Sheriff's Office: runaway teenager found safe

Calhoun deputies say a runaway teenager has been found safely.

Forest Drive back open after wreck knocks down power lines & poles

Forest Acres police say Forest Drive is back open after a wreck knocked down some power lines and power poles.

Columbia arrests suspect accused of Criminal Sexual Conduct

The Columbia Police Department has arrested a man accused of Criminal Sexual Conduct.

ABC's of Education: School Board votes to keep book about racism in library

A School Board in the low country has voted to keep a challenged book about racism on library shelves.

ABC's of Education: Midlands HBCU's get facelift thanks to grant

Historically black colleges and universities in the Midlands are getting a three million dollar facelift thanks to the Federal Government.

Local Living: Touch A Truck, Palmetto Opera & More

Here's a look at some of the things happening here in the Capital City in your look at Local Living brought to you by MUSC Health.

WATCH: Newberry Wolves set for home NCAA Regional

No. 9 Newberry College baseball team will continue its season in the friendly confines of the Smith Road Complex as they earned the No. 2 seed in the Southeast Region for the 2023 NCAA Division II Baseball Championships.

1,300 new jobs available at Volvo of Ridgeville

Head of communications and community relations for the Ridgeville plant, Katherine Bergmann, says the production and operations positions are available because of Volvo's newest electric vehicle the EX-90 -- which the company reports will be available in 2024.

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Joy Prom returns in Sumter

The prom season isn't over yet, this Friday the Joy Prom in Sumter starts up again.

Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program to begin June 1st

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) - The Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program will begin next month on June 1st. The Department of Social Services says there is an increase in benefits for this year. The Senior…

Richland School District Two hosting virtual career fair tomorrow

Richland School District Two is hiring!

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RCSD: Man involved in road rage incident will not face murder charges

Richland deputies say a man involved in a road rage incident that left one man dead will not face murder charges.

Hwy 321 back open at intersection of Woodtrail Drive in Gaston after wreck destroys power poles

Hwy. 321 is back open at the intersection of Woodtrail Drive in Gaston after a wreck destroyed some power poles Tuesday.

Lexington Co. man arrested and charged in hotel parking lot shooting

A man was arrested May 12 and charged with attempted murder in connection with a shooting in a hotel parking lot earlier this year.

Sumter Police: Missing man in need of medication found safely

Sumter police say Malcolm Conyers, a man with medical conditions who recently went missing has been found safely.

Pet of the Week: Andrew

This guy is more than just a hound dog! Meet Andrew! This sweet and calm 5 year old is looking for his forever home through Pawmetto Lifeline. Can you help?

SLED charges Lexington woman with perjury

SLED agents charged a Lexington County woman with perjury after she provided false testimony in a case.

Portions of Riverfront Park trails to be closed for maintenance

Portions of the trails at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park are closed for three weeks due to maintenance.

Orangeburg Co. School District invites local construction workers to vendor fair

The Orangeburg Co. School District announced an upcoming Construction Job Fair on May 17 from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Orangeburg Co. Library Convention Center.