GIANT GARAGE SALE: Columbia church hosts popular event that benefits Midlands charities
The garage sale takes eight days of preparation and a lot of church volunteers.
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Local Living: Laser Lights, BBQ Cook-Off, Wine on the River
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Law Enforcement Accreditation Bill officially signed
Thursday the state's new law enforcement accreditation bill was officially signed.
Kershaw Deputies continue investigating possible 'road rage' incident
Kershaw County Deputies continue their investigation into what they believe may have been a road rage incident that led to a fight Sunday.
Lexington opens 48 hundred square foot animal barn
Together with the Sheriff’s Department, Lexington County Animal Services celebrated a new facility to help large animals.
Suspect accused of breaking into multiple cars arrested
The Columbia Police Department has arrested a 20 year old man they say is accused of breaking into several cars in the 300 block of Taylor Street.
Columbia Police actively investigate shooting
The Columbia Police Department is investigating a shooting they say took place in broad daylight Thursday. According to CPD the incident took place in the 5100 block of North Main Street this just before 7pm.
Ft. Jackson offers new program for Army recruits not meeting requirements
Fort Jackson is offering a new program for Army recruits who don't meet the testing or physical requirements to join the Army. According to the US Army's website, only about 23% of young Americans fully meet the Army's eligibility requirements. Instead of lowering standards to join, Fort Jackson has a new program designed to meet recruits where they are and bring them up to the Army's standards.
Local Living: Friday Night Laser Lights!
Local Living on ABC Columbia brought to you by MUSC Health COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- In our look at Local Living, the Columbia Animal Services is taking part in this year’s annual Clear the Shelters event. According to shelter officials, Clear…
Graham appeals order to testify in Georgia election probe
ATLANTA (AP) — U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham has formally appealed a judge’s order requiring him to testify before a special grand jury investigating whether former President Donald Trump and others illegally sought to overturn his 2020 election defeat in Georgia. The South…
Stop or no stop: The skinny on rules of passing buses
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO) - As schools across the State open for another year, we once again see forty foot buses all about town, ensuring our kids get from home to school safely. Helping to ensure…
SC Governor announces Nominations to Teacher Recruitment and Retention Task Force
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster, on Friday, announced three appointments to the Teacher Recruitment and Retention Task Force. According to the Governor's office, the task force was created by lawmakers to recommend policies for improving the recruitment,…
Medical experts and other SC residents testify about abortion in front of Senate committee
While some medical experts are against proposed laws being discussed that would prohibit abortions, there are also those in healthcare that support the ban.
Demonstrations at State House during hearings on abortion rights
As the Senate Medical Affairs Committee heard testimonies from medical experts and speakers for and against abortion rights, demonstrators met outside to have their voices heard. Planned Parenthood held a rally to watch today's hearings as the organization continues its fight for abortion rights in South Carolina.
Local Living: Job Fairs, and Sports Registration
Local Living on ABC Columbia brought to you by MUSC Health COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)--In our look at Local Living, Columbia Animal Services is taking part in this year’s annual Clear the Shelters event. According…
Military Matters: Fort Jackson signs partnership agreement with SC as part of the PaYS program
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- In tonight's Military Matters, Fort Jackson is partnering with the state of South Carolina to help soldiers prepare for careers after the U.S. Army. It is part of the U.S. Army's…
SC Supreme Court blocks 6 week abortion ban
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)-- In a unanimous ruling the State Supreme Court, according to the court's website, placed an injunction on the state's 6-week abortion ban also known as the Heartbeat Law. The…
USPS hosting Job Fairs in the Midlands for various positions
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)--The United States Postal Service is looking to hire new team members in the Midlands. According to the Postal Service, Post Offices in Camden, Kershaw, Lexington, Irmo, Chapin, Batesburg and West Columbia are hosting job fairs to fill immediate openings for…
Planned Parenthood holding 'Show up for Abortion Justice rally' at State House
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- Happening outside the State House Wednesday, Planned Parenthood holding a rally for what they're calling 'Abortion Justice'. The rally is taking place on the State House steps, as a Senate Medical…
Murdaugh Attorney Harpootlian files motion, says defense not given access to evidence
Columbia, S.C.(WOLO)--Former attorney Alex Murdaugh's lawyer, Dick Harpootlian, spoke out Wednesday morning about a recent motion in the double-murder case. The motion is asking a court to order the state to comply with…
UofSC, Benedict College classes begin this week, Mayor Rickenmann reacts
With classes beginning this week for schools like the University of South Carolina and Benedict College, students have returned to Columbia's downtown. Mayor Daniel Rickenmann is excited for their return, and for what their return means for Columbia.
City of Columbia Public Works Holding Open Interviews
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- Grab the resumes. The City of Columbia’s Public Works is hiring. According to City officials, the following positions are open: Solid Waste (Maintenance Assistants) Forestry & Beautification (Crew Leaders and Tree Trimmers) Street Division (Equipment Operators and…
SCDOT: Broken down equipment causes traffic congestion on I-20 West
The State Department of Transportation says to expect delays this morning after a piece of equipment broke down on I-20 West.
House committee advances bill prohibiting abortion in Palmetto State
While Rep. John McCravy supports the proposed bill, some of his colleagues expressed their opposition.
Main St. business deemed public nuisance, shut down by police
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)-- The Columbia Police Department is shutting down a downtown business after it was deemed a public nuisance. According to a department spokesperson, Main's Best, a convenience store on Main St. was…
