Phenom Yachts expands operations in Dorchester County
Dorchester County will gain 149 new jobs following the expansion of Phenom Yachts, LLC, a South Carolina-based company for premium sport yachts.
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The return the 2 classics - Beethoven & Blue Jeans
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO) -- One of the annual favorites, when it comes to the South Carolina Philharmonic, is the blending of Beethoven and Strauss (Levi Strauss, that is), for the Beethoven and…
York County deputies arrest man suspected in double murder
The York County Sheriff's Office has arrested a man accused in a double homicide
Military leaders attend Governor's Commanders Brief
Military leaders from across South Carolina and Fort Gordon, Georgia attended the 2022 Governor's Commanders Brief this morning at the Pastides Alumni Center. South Carolina's eight major military installations are made up of over 68,000 Department of Defense personnel.
14th Annual Greg's Groceries packing day aims to feed hundreds of S.C. families
Serve and Connect along with South Carolina law enforcement agencies are working to feed hundreds of families throughout the state.
Local Living: Oktoberfest Celebrations
A look at some Oktoberfest Celebrations in the Midlands
TYRELL OWENS-RILEY: Columbia and law enforcement communities honor late CPD officer
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) -- Last month, a Columbia Police Officer unexpectedly died during a training exercise. Thursday morning, fellow officers, friends and family came to remember 31-year-old Tyrell Owens-Riley. In his 31…
Annual Women's Outdoor Adventure Weekend to be held at Table Rock State Park
The Palmetto Trail is encouraging women to participate in this year’s Women’s Outdoor Adventure Weekend.
Richland One Schools awarded $14.9 million Magnet School Programs Grant
Richland One Schools was awarded a $14.9 million Magnet School Programs Grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
Hardee Greens expanding to Jasper County, investing $1.3 million
Jasper County is expected to gain 58 new jobs following Hardee greens, LLC’s expansion announcement.
Lexington County Narcotics Agents arrest man for drug trafficking
Lexington County Sheriff’s Department arrested 28 year-old Nehemiah Jimmy Mayes after being accused of trafficking meth and cocaine, and distributing fentanyl.
Drive Electric Columbia event this Saturday
You can attend Drive Electric Columbia this weekend as part of National Drive Electric Week
Funeral for fallen Officer Tyrell Owens-Riley
A somber day today for the local community as family, friends, and fellow officers say their final good-byes to Columbia Police Officer Tyrell Owens-Riley.
IRS extends tax return deadlines for victims of Hurricane Ian
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced Friday that victims of Hurricane Ian will now have until Feb. 15, 2023 to file tax returns and make tax payments.
City of Columbia to host Fire Prevention Parade Oct. 8
City of Columbia is hosting a Fire Prevention Parade at 11 am on Saturday, Oct. 8 as part of National Fire Prevention Week.
Teen accused of bringing loaded gun to Lower Richland H.S. arrested
A 17 year old Lower Richland High School student is charged after police say he brought a loaded, stolen gun on school property
Blythewood H.S. switches to E-Learning Thursday following 'active shooter' hoax
Richland Two School District announces plans to make a change in their schedule following threats made to several schools across the state including Blythewood High.
81ST READINESS DIVISION: New commanding general assumes duties at Fort Jackson
Robert Harter assumed command of the 81st Readiness Division of the US Army Reserve Wednesday afternoon at Fort Jackson.
DHEC Health, Wellness, and Safety Fair
Today many community members attended the DHEC Health, Wellness, and Safety Fair and among them were Rose Wilson and her friend who were eager to learn about all the health vendors.
Crews help free Shrimp boat washed ashore Myrtle Beach
Clean up after Hurricane Ian continues here in South Carolina.
Governor Henry McMaster declares October 'South Carolina Manufacturing' month
Governor McMaster proclaimed October as South Carolina Manufacturing Month.
Dominion Energy to lower Neal Shoals dam water levels for maintenance
Dominion Energy says they temporarily lower water levels at the Neal Shoals dam to ensure the safety of crews performing maintenance at the Neal Shoals Hydroelectric Plant.
City of Columbia extending popular Food Truck Fridays through October
The City of Columbia plans to extend their initiative Food Truck Fridays through October.
FBI Columbia Office working with law enforcement after false shooting incidents
The FBI Columbia Office announced they are continuing to work with law enforcement partners after several false shooting incidents that occurred earlier today in SC schools.
Company expands to Spartanburg, creating 88 new jobs
Boysen USA is establishing operations at Spartanburg and is expected to create 88 new jobs in the county.
