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Richland County deputies investigating early morning shooting death in Hopkins

The Richland County Sheriff's Department says it is investigating an early morning shooting that killed a man in Hopkins.

Consumer News: Fed. Reserve expected to respond to raising interest rates, OCSD hosting career fair in March and more

Consumer News: Fed. Reserve expected to respond to raising interest rates, OCSD hosting career fair in March and more.

Firefighters in Cayce unveil new fire truck

A Midlands fire department has a new ride.

Lexington County officials want the public's feedback at it updates Floodplain Management Plan

Have you had flooding issues in your area? Lexington County officials want to hear from you.

Former VP Mike Pence to speak at CIU's spring commencement

The former vice president will serve as the commencement speaker at Columbia International University in April.

Students at Busbee Creative Arts Academy celebrate Black History Month

In honor of Black History Month, students at the Busbee Creative Arts Academy came together in a big celebration this morning. ABC Columbia's own Curtis Wilson was the guest speaker for the program.

Irmo FD hosting a blood drive at its headquarters Saturday

The Irmo Fire District is teaming with the Blood Connection for another blood drive tomorrow.

Irmo PD investigating after bomb threat leads to restaurant evacuation

Irmo Police are investigating a bomb threat at a restaurant on Thursday.

Right of Conscience bill advances in State House

Columbia, SC (WOLO) --- A controversial bill advanced in the State House Thursday. According to the Campaign for Southern Equality, the Senate Medical Affairs Committee advanced Senate bill 811 known as the Right of…

Boston helps No. 1 South Carolina hold off Kentucky 59-50

Aliyah Boston had 14 points and 15 rebounds, including a key free throw and board late that helped top-ranked South Carolina get past Kentucky 59-50 on Thursday night for its 10th consecutive victory.

Riverbanks Elementary Teacher's Aide arrested

West Columbia, SC (WOLO) --- A teacher's aide is in hot water after officials with the West Columbia Police Department say she was caught with marijuana in her possession while…

Authorities in Saluda County investigating the fatal shooting of a 23-year-old

Law enforcement agencies in Saluda County say they are investigating the June 2021 fatal shooting of a 23-year-old man who was an innocent bystander.

SC LEGISLATIVE SESSION: Medical marijuana bill moves to House for discussion after passing Senate

Rep. Todd Rutherford is optimistic that the tightly written bill will pass to the governor’s desk.

Series celebrating Black music to debut at Columbia Museum of Art

The Columbia Museum of Art is launching the "More than Rhythm: A Black Music Series" event this March.

Local Living: Pet adoption special going on this week, litter pick-up in Richland County this weekend and more!

Black History Jam coming to Sumter

You're invited to take a trip to Sumter for the 'Black History Jam' concert next Saturday.

U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs visits group at Benedict College

U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Denis McDonough met with veterans, active-duty military and those receiving VA benefits at Benedict College.

Midlands gas prices up

Prices at the pump are on the rise in the Midlands, with another jump today.

Lake Murray Polar Plunge diving into its 10th year

The annual event has raised more than $350,000 to support the more than 30,000 Special Olympics athlete programs in South Carolina.

RCSD helps the Salvation Army of the Midlands set new single day record

A new record was set for the Salvation Army of the Midlands, thanks to the efforts of the Richland County Sheriff's Department.

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Lexington County man found guilty of vehicular homicide in the death of an 81-year-old woman

According to the Eleventh Circuit Solicitor's Office, a Lexington County man was found guilty of reckless vehicular homicide for the death of an 81-year-old woman in 2019.

Orangeburg County School District hosting career fair in March

Recent graduates, certified teachers, media specialists and counselors are invited to Orangeburg for a career fair next month.

City of Columbia joins Red Cross for 12th year of blood drive

The City of Columbia is doing its part to help curb the severe blood shortage that's been happening across the country, including right here in Columbia South Carolina.