COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- If moms are looking for something fun to do with your kids on a Saturday morning, what about a 'Mommy and Me' cookie decorating class! The Valentine's Day theme event will be Saturday, February 5 at the…
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)-- Columbia police are investigating a a shooting at the BP gas station on Bluff Rd. near Williams-Brice Stadium. Police say a man received a non-life threatening injury to the foot. If you…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- The City of Columbia is doing its part to help with the severe blood shortage across the state. The City and Mayor Daniel Rickenmann are hosting the 12th annual Columbia…
Richland Co., SC (WOLO) --- no charges are being filed after the Richland School District Two superintendent was involved in a verbal altercation prior to…
Chester County, SC (WOLO) --- Deputies in Chester County are hoping you can help them locate a person accused of stealing a black Arising Industries enclosed, twin axle trailer from a businesses…
Teachers have helped out in empty classrooms to fill in and keep school in person, as has even the superintendent himself.
Elgin, S.C. (WOLO)--The flurry of earthquakes continues in the Midlands. The USGS reports a magnitude 2.1 earthquake happened at 6:46 Thursday evening just east of Elgin. This is the 17th earthquake in the area since December 27th. The strongest quake…
If you're looking to get your hands on a sweet treat, the Charlotte-based company 'Strudel Shop' is opening up another location right here in downtown Columbia.
Local Living: Get ready to play ball in the City of Columbia!
Orangeburg County Sheriff Leroy Ravenell says a high speed chase lead to a 19-year-old and four minors being charged with firing shots at a home Wednesday.
The Sumter School District has been offering wellness half days to staff and students as a way to relax and refocus, after years of the pandemic. Those days will continue tomorrow, as well as February 11 and March 11.
The Columbia Housing Board of Commissioners says it has accepted the resignation of its Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director Ivory Mathews.
For the 27th consecutive year, retail giant Dillards is giving back to the Ronald McDonald House Charities.
According to the Department of Justice, a former employee of the Orangeburg County School District plead guilty to defrauding the district of over $550,000.
Columbia Police say three people are injured after a two vehicle collision Wednesday night on Elmwood Avenue.
Columbia, SC (WOLO) -- Lawmakers discussed a bill that would prohibit teachers from using critical race theory when teaching history and civics in South Carolina. Critical race theory is a graduate-level academic and legal framework…
Columbia, SC (WOLO) --- If you still need a vaccine you can get it done while doing a little shopping this weekend. the Richland County Library in partnership with Cooperative Health will be offering free vaccinations at the Soda City…
Rock Hill, S.C. (WCCB)--A jury has found former Rock Hill Officer Jonathan Moreno not guilty of third degree assault and battery. Jonathan Moreno was accused of assaulting Travis Price, after Price approached a…
While cases are still increasing, Dr. Traxler says they are increasing at a slower rate. However, there is one trend that does have her concerned.
Local Living: Multiple opportunities to give blood in the Midlands, a preview of Columbia City Ballet's 'Swan Lake' and more!
Consumer News: Columbia rent continues climb in December, Fed signaling interest rate hike and more.
After a two year hiatus because for the COVID-19 pandemic, St. Pat's in Five Points is back for it's 40th anniversary! This afternoon, some big headliners taking the stage were announced.
CAYCE, SC (WOLO) -- The teaching shortage in South Carolina is impacting all portions of the state. A South Carolina Educator Supply and Demand Report listed almost 7,000 teacher departures…
Local Living: Cottontown Art Crawl coming downtown in March, City of Columbia Youth Summer Baseball registration kicks off and more!
According to the South Carolina Department of Social Services, officials with Lexington Medical Center recently accepted an infant that was surrendered under Daniel's Law.
