Sumter Police mourn loss of K-9 Murphy
The Sumter Police Department is mourning the loss of K-9 Murphy.
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CIU hosting pickleball clinic for Special Olympics athletes
Columbia International University is hosting a pickleball clinic for Special Olympic athletes.
SC Senator Graham says democrats' proposal on abortion "barbaric"
The Supreme Court has allowed an abortion pill to remain widely available on the market as appeals play out in lower courts.
Weekend fire at Harbour Landing apartments displaces 10 people
At least 10 people are displaced after an apartment fire on Garners Ferry Road Saturday night.
Multiple people hurt after wreck on I-26
Highway Patrol is investigating a wreck that injured multiple people on I-26 East Saturday in Newberry.
1 year since Cayce Police Officer Drew Barr's passing
Today marks one year since Cayce Police Officer Drew Barr was killed in the line of duty.
Richland deputies seek two women for using stolen credit card
Richland County Sheriff's Department is looking to identify two women who allegedly used another person's credit card without permission.
S.C. Trooper shot during traffic stop released from hospital
He will continue his recovery process at home.
Orangeburg Sheriff: Man out on bond charged with illegal narcotics violations, weapons
Orangeburg Sheriff Leroy Ravenell says a man out on bond has been charged with illegal narcotics violations and more weapons.
Calhoun Co. man faces multiple drug trafficking charges
A Calhoun Co. man has been charged on multiple drug charges and trafficking.
Richland Two hosts conversation on the importance of inclusion in schools and community
Richland School District Two is inviting the public to attend a community conversation on the importance of inclusion in schools and the community.
Riverbanks Zoo and Gardens welcomes two rare blue-billed curassow hatchlings
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden has something to chirp about.
81st Commemoration of Doolittle Raid on Sunday
One of the most famous air raids in history with roots in the Midlands will be remembered tomorrow.
#6 Gamecocks top (3) Florida to win series Friday night
The Gamecocks scored five runs in the first two innings and used solid pitching to defeat No. 3 Florida, 5-2, and clinch the series against the Gators Friday night (April 21) at Founders Park.
Lower Richland High School Alumni Foundation receives $800K grant to help reduce crime
The effort to lower crime in Lower Richland got a financial boost today.
USC music students introduce opera to elementary school kids
University of South Carolina grad school students performed an original piece based on classic children’s stories to 4th and 5th graders at Rosewood Elementary.
New Fisher House for Veterans and their families opens in Columbia
According to the Fisher House Foundation, Veteran families can stay at one of the homes free of charge while a loved one is in the hospital.
Celia Dial Saxon becomes 1st African American with building name on USC Columbia campus
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) -- The University of South Carolina held a dedication ceremony for the Celia Dial Saxon Residence Hall on Lincoln street. According to university officials, Saxon is…
Sumter Sheriff asks public for assistance with murder investigation
Sumter deputies are continuing an investigation into the murder of Stephen Edward Collins.
Orangeburg deputies: Teenager faces murder charges in 41 year-old's death
A teenager is in custody in connection with a deadly shooting earlier this month in Orangeburg.
Cayce police find missing endangered children; mother arrested
Cayce police say two kids taken by their mother have been found safe while their mother has been arrested.
Lexington Police: Man arrested after sending obscene material to undercover detective
The Lexington Police arrested Joshua Lenard Rivers, 30, following an undercover investigation where he attempted to meet with a minor for sex.
$50,000 Powerball ticket set to expire; purchased at QT on Ft. Jackson Blvd.
If you frequently buy your Powerball tickets at the Quiktrip on Fort Jackson Boulevard in Columbia, you may want to listen up.
41st Annual World Famous Blue Crab Festival
Located at the Historic Little River Waterfront, the World Famous Blue Crab Festival is one of the largest festivals in the Southeast with many visitors planning their vacation around this landmark event.
ONE-ON-ONE: Columbia College's 21st president looks forward to returning home
The private liberal arts college offers online and evening classes and is also now fully coed.
