Newborn in Richland County safely surrendered under Safe Haven Act
A newborn was recently surrendered safely under Daniel's Law to Prisma Health Richland Hospital on Monday, January 9.
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Walmart to provide free health screenings, immunizations this weekend
Walmart is providing free health screenings to South Carolina residents this weekend during the shopping center's Wellness Day on Saturday, Jan. 14
Fort Jackson to conduct prescribed burn today
Fort Jackson announced Forestry will be conducting a prescribed burn today, Jan. 12.
Lexington roadways undergoing utility work tonight
Lexington Police Department are urging drivers to stay alert during tonight's utility work.
Richland County offices, drop-off sites closed on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Richland County Government offices and drop-off sites will close Monday, Jan. 16 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Engineered Foam Packaging investing $15 million in Lee County operations
Engineered Foam Packaging (EFP) announced plans to establish operations in Lee County, investing $15 million.
New map shows maternity deserts in South Carolina
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) - A new map shows maternity care deserts in rural counties in South Carolina. The Maternity Care Services map was created by University of South Carolina alumna Taylor Olson and the…
Kershaw deputies respond to shooting incident, no injuries
The Kershaw County Sheriff's Office arrested a man on domestic violence charges after deputies responded to a call of shots fired at a Lynwood Place apartment in Lugoff.
Local Living: Columbia Museum of Art and Riverbanks Zoo events
A look at some local events across the Midlands
Richland Two reminder: half-day for high school students tomorrow
School officials say classes will dismiss at 12:30 p.m.
City of Columbia's Food Truck Fridays continues in January
The City of Columbia is continuing their popular Food Truck Fridays this new year.
SC Democratic Party calls on AG, US Justice Dept. to investigate new state superintendent's degree
SCDP Chairman Trav Robertson alleges Weaver, the state Republican Party, and the university conspired to commit fraud and circumvent the law requiring the post graduate degree to qualify for the office.
UPDATE:Columbia Police investigate shooting
The Columbia Police Department is investigating a shooting that took place along Blossom Street Tuesday night.
Adult literacy program to hold in-person tutor workshop
Turning Pages SC will be hosting a three hour, in-person tutor workshop on Jan. 28 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Cayce Police: Man wanted on domestic violence charge
The Cayce Police Department is asking the public's help in locating Dennis Trotter Jr. for domestic violence.
Fort Jackson's gate 2 closed nightly Jan. 11-12
Fort Jackson announced Gate 2 will be closed nightly January 11 until January 12 from 9 p.m.- 4:30 a.m.
Lexington Police searching for suspect in alleged attack
Lexington Police Department is looking for a man who allegedly struck an individual in the head at Dollar General on Augusta Road.
City of Columbia, Dominion Energy to host public forum on tree trimming activities
The City of Columbia and Dominion Energy will be hosting a public forum for interested individuals to discuss upcoming tree trimming activities.
Driver identified in deadly collision on US Highway 601
The Richland County Coroner's Office has identified the driver that was killed after crashing into a tree Tuesday morning.
Spencer Rattler announces his return to South Carolina next season
Spencer Rattler announced that he will return to South Carolina for the 2023 season.
Richland One launches male role model initiative, looking for volunteers
The new initiative is called R1 CHAMPS, which stands for Caring Hearts And Making Positive Shifts.
Social media's impact on students' mental health
South Carolina Department of Education has advice for parents who are concerned about social media’s impact on their child.
Lexington Sheriff’s Dept. hosting blood drive tomorrow
The Lexington County Sheriff's Department is hosting a blood drive tomorrow!
SC residents buy lottery tickets ahead of drawing for 3rd largest jackpot
So what are your odds of winning the lottery?
U.S. Postal Service employees charged in million dollar national coronavirus fraud scheme
Three former U.S. Postal Service employees were recently charged in an alleged million dollar national coronavirus fraud ring.
