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CLIMATE-SMART PRACTICES: SC universities partnering to create agribusiness industry advancements

The US Department of Agriculture is investing 70 million dollars into a project led by Clemson University and South Carolina State.

Mayor Rickenmann Announce Plans 20th Annual Isabel Law Breakfast

Mayor Rickenmann announces 20th annual Isabel Law Breakfast

The mayor of Columbia announced details for his campaign against breast cancer with the 20th annual Isabel Law Breakfast.

25th annual Silent Witness Ceremony honors victims of domestic violence

The 25th Annual Silent Witness Ceremony took place at the State House this morning, honoring lives lost to domestic violence. Attorney General Alan Wilson led the ceremony, calling the names of 37 women and 12 men from across South Carolina who lost their lives as the result of domestic violence in 2021.

DHEC hosting Health, Wellness, and Safety Fair Oct. 5

The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) will be hosting its Health, Wellness, and Safety Fair Oct. 5 from 10 am to 2 pm.

24 Year Old Sentenced To Life In Prison For Murder

24 year-old sentenced to life in prison after murder conviction

Fairfield County Officials say a man has been sentenced to life in prison for a murder last year.

Deputies say man involved in domestic situation committed suicide

Lexington Co. Deputies say a man who was located Tuesday after a domestic situation committed suicide after shooting his wife

Prisma Health expands with new facility in Lexington

Prisma Health is now accepting appointments at its new Lexington facility.

SLED: Three Saluda County suspects arrested for death of elderly adult

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) says they arrested three Saluda County suspects for the death of a vulnerable adult.

Sumter Police to hold annual National Night Out today

The Sumter Police Department is encouraging everyone to take part in their National Night Out tonight.

Washington Street Deck closed to the public this weekend

The Washington Street Deck is undergoing repairs and will be closed to the public Friday, Oct. 7 through Sunday, Oct. 9.

Pet of the Week: Maggie!

Meet our Pet of the Week, Maggie! Maggie is a 4-year-old Pitbull-mix who loves everyone she meets. She is sure to win your heart with her cuddles, and sweet, squishy face! Check out her interview below, and visit her at Lexington County Animal Services to help her find her 'furever' home.

ABC's of Education: Forum introduces Richland Two School Board candidates

ABC's of Education: A forum gives parents, members of the community their first look at ideas Richland Two school board candidates are bringing to the table.

Lancaster woman accused of tax fraud

The Agents with the South Carolina Department of Revenue arrested a Lancaster woman accused of tax fraud.

EXPANDING BROADBAND ACCESS: Gov. McMaster, Rep. Clyburn announce investment in state's Internet infrastructure

In the year since the broadband office has been around, 100,000 more households in the state have received internet access.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Signs And Prevention

Breast Cancer Awareness Month, signs and support

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)—October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. According to the American Cancer Society, one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. One percent of men…

Missing 6-year-old found safe after community search

A 6 year old boy with autism is now safe with his family after a seven hour search in Elgin.

Local Living: Night out and Concerts at CLA

Area Law enforcement inviting communities to celebrate Night Out

Average gas price in Columbia rises to $3.21 per gallon

According to Gas Buddy, the average price for a gallon of gas in Columbia has risen 9.2 cents per gallon to $3.21.

Lancaster woman charged with 12 counts of tax fraud, says SC Department of Revenue

A Lancaster woman was arrested today by the South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR) after preparing tax returns with fraudulent information.

Prisma Health partners with S.C. colleges to combat nursing shortage

Prisma Health will invest $5 million in a pilot nursing recruitment program in several S.C. colleges to combat the nursing shortage in the state.

Pawleys Island recovering after Hurricane Ian

Pawleys Island is picking up the pieces after being hit by Hurricane Ian with winds up to 85 miles per hour.

Fort Jackson to hold annual "National Night Out" on Oct. 4

Fort Jackson is hosting their annual “National Night Out,” a campaign that helps foster relationships between communities and law enforcement, on Oct. 4 at 5:30 pm.

SC Highway Patrol: Vehicle collision in Newberry leaves one man dead

The South Carolina Highway Patrol and Newberry County Coroner’s Office are investigating a one car motor vehicle collision on Sept. 30 that left one man dead.