City of Columbia hosts Lifesavers Blood Drive
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- The City of Columbia is doing its part to help with the severe blood shortage across the state. Right now the Red Cross says there is a critical need for…
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Nine year old struck, killed
Sumter, S.C. (WOLO)-- According to the Sumter Co. Coroner's Office, a 9 year old was crossing Hwy. 378 Wednesday. Officials say Za’Hiar Hammet, died Friday at Palmetto Health Richland. The Highway Patrol is investigating.
WEAR RED DAY: Raising awareness about heart health
In fact, one in three deaths each year among women is due to heart disease.
Statue of John Lewis makes stop at SC State on its way to DC
South Carolina State University is remembering the late John Lewis, a central figure to the civil rights movement. A statue honoring the late congressman stopped by the campus in Orangeburg on its way to the National Statuary Hall in Washington D.C.
Local Living: Main Street Shop & Dine returns to Newberry, registration open for youth baseball in Columbia and more!
Local Living: Main Street Shop & Dine returns to Newberry, registration open for youth baseball in Columbia and more!
World Food Championships coming to UofSC
The World Food Champion will be crowned when the 10 contestants compete at the McCutchen Dining House on the university's historic Horseshoe.
SC State's Black History Month celebrations continue next week
This coming Tuesday, the university will commemorate the 54th anniversary of the Orangeburg Massacre with a program in the Martin Luther King Jr. Auditorium at 11 a.m. Orangeburg Massacre survivor Dr. Cleveland Sellers jr. will be the keynote speaker.
DHEC: Rabid skunk found in Saluda County
Officials with DHEC say a skunk found in Saluda County tested positive for rabies.
Richland Two announces Black History Month honorees
Established in 2018 as a part of their Black History Month celebrations, the recognitions identify and highlight those who are connected to the school district and who have shown significant contributions to Black history and culture.
RCSD: Recently retired deputy dies from complications of COVID-19
“Dale was one of those special individuals that always brightened your day,” Sheriff Lott said. He was always smiling and loved being a Sheriff’s Deputy. Dale was a good cop but a great person. We will never forget him.”
Sumter County deputies looking for suspect wanted for car break-ins
Sumter County deputies are searching for a suspect in a series of car break-ins.
Free food giveaway at participating Bojangles restaurants on Angell Conwell Day!
Bojangles is celebrating Angell Conwell Day this Saturday with a free food giveways at participating restaurants.
Beware of 'romance scams' when looking for love online
Columbia, SC (WOLO) --- The FBI is warning of 'romance scams' ahead of the Valentine's Day holiday. Romance scams happen when criminal actors deceive victims into believing they're engaging in a trusting relationship, then…
Recall: Salad lovers may need to check the refrigerator
(CNN) --- A popular brand of salad dressing is being recalled . Conagra Brands says it's issuing a voluntary recall for some bottles of Wish-Bone Chunky blue cheese dressing and thousand island dressing. Both contain egg which is not stated on…
Local doctors address racial inequalities in health care
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) - Racism and inequalities can be seen throughout black history and while there has been progress, discrimination is still present today. When it comes to health care doctors…
Sumter PD: Parents of infant charged with unlawful neglect of a child
The Sumter Police Department says the parents of a two-year-old have been charged after medical professionals determined the child had injuries consistent with abuse.
Local Living: Applications open for State Fair scholarship, meet the city's Pet of the Week and more!
Local Living: Applications open for State Fair scholarship, meet the city's Pet of the Week and more!
Benedict College community invited to 'American Memories' concert at the Koger Center
Benedict College students are invited to attend the South Carolina's Philharmonic's 'American Memories' concert, including music from some of the first African American composures. The concert will be at the Koger Center for the Arts at 6:30 p.m. Saturday.
City of Columbia invites you to 'go red' in support of women battling heart disease
The American Heart Association says heart disease is the number one killer of women. To raise awareness, the City of Columbia is 'going red' with the American Heart Association in the fight against heart disease.
Prisma Health Tuomey hosts hiring event to combat staffing shortages
Today, Prisma Health’s Tuomey hospital looked to grow its team with an in-person hiring event in Sumter.
John Lewis statue to be on display at SC State this weekend
South Carolina State's annual Black History Month celebrations are in full swing!
SCDOC: 20 arrested through investigation into drones carrying contraband into Lee Correctional Institution
According to the South Carolina Department of Corrections, 20 individuals have been arrested in connection with an eight month long investigation into drones carrying contraband over prison fences at Lee Correctional Institution
FBI Columbia warns of romance scams going into Valentine's Day
The FBI Columbia Field Office is warning of romance scams ahead of Valentine's Day.
Forest Acres Police now investigating apartment shooting as a homicide
A shooting at a Forest Acres apartment complex Wednesday has turned into a homicide investigation.
Chapin PD: Man shot at Bojangles Wednesday dies, co-worker charged with murder
Chapin Police say a man shot by his co-worker at a Bojangles yesterday died from his injuries.
