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Woman arrested after disturbance at grocery store, accused of urinating in store
RCSD Sheriff Leon Lott says a 35-year-old woman was arrested after causing a disturbance at a grocery store over the weekend.
RCSD requesting help identifying Alcott Drive shooting suspects
Richland County Sheriff's Department is requesting public help in connection with a Alcott Drive shooting that happened over the weekend.
Juvenile found safe, say Lexington Co. deputies
Lexington Co. deputies say Mackenzie Dalton has been located in Lexington County, and she is safe.
Columbia Police continue to investigate 2019 murder
Columbia Police continue to investigate a murder from 2019.
City of Columbia held swearing-in ceremony
Columbia Mayor Daniel Rickenmann and three city council members were sworn in at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center Monday night, Jan. 5.
DPH measles investigation identifies public exposures at three locations
The SCDPH has identified three public exposes of measles as part of an ongoing investigation into the current Upstate outbreak, say officials.
Lexington woman faces charges after deputies remove 100 animals from two properties
A Lexington woman faces charges after deputies say 100 animals were removed from two properties.
Richland Co. coroner identifies person dead after DUI crash
Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford has released the identity of the individual who died as a result of a fatal DUI crash that happened on Sunday, January 4, 2026.
Pedestrian killed after Sunday night collision
The SC Highway Patrol is investigating after a pedestrian was struck and killed in Sumter last night.
Local Living: The art of selling
Local Living: The art of selling
Sumter Co. coroner identifies person who died after stabbing
Sumter County Coroner Robert Baker has identified a 45-year-old after he died at a hospital.
Flu-like illness activity now at highest rate on record, new CDC data shows
Flu activity is continuing to climb across the U.S. as hospitalizations rise, according to newly released data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Orangeburg Co. coroner identifies person dead after house fire
Orangeburg County Coroner Sean Fogle has released the identity of the person who died after a house fire.
Orangeburg Co. coroner identifies person dead after collision
Orangeburg County Coroner Sean Fogle has released the name of the person who died after a vehicle vs pedestrian collision.
City of Colmubia to hold swearing-in ceremony for mayor, council members
On Monday, Jan. 5, the City of Columbia will host a swearing-in ceremony for the mayor and city council members.
SCDMV new web address goes live
On Monday, Jan. 5, the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles changed its website address.
Police: Man charged with felony following fatal accident; victim identified
Investigators say Randall Miller is charged with Felony DUI Resulting in Death, Felony DUI Resulting in Great Bodily Injury and Open Container.
Clemson Hires Chad Morris as Offensive Coordinator
Morris returns to Clemson for his second stint as its offensive coordinator after four record-setting seasons with the Tigers from 2011-14.
Pedestrian killed in collision on US-378 in Sumter
SUMTER CO., S.C. (WOLO) - Highway Patrol says a pedestrian is dead following a collision Sunday night. It happened on US-378 at US-401 at 6:08 p.m. According to Lance Corporal Brittany Glover, the pedestrian was…
Arrest Made in Fatal Westwood Avenue Shooting
Investigators with the Columbia Police Department have charged a man in connection with an isolated fatal shooting that occurred shortly before midnight on January 2nd.
RCSD provides update on overnight home invasion
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott is announcing the arrest of 45-year-old Antoine Mobley for a home invasion overnight.
Sumter woman charged in stabbing death of her partner
The Sumter County Sheriff's Office says 26-year-old Akasha Tamia Jones is being charged with murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime.
"No Blood for Oil," -- Protesters rally at Statehouse over capture of Venezuelan president
Around 50 protesters carried signs, some that read "No U.S. War on Venezuela," "No Blood for Oil," and "Bombing Innocent People for Oil Will Be Your Legacy, Not Ours."
One injured after shooting on Alcott Drive, police asking for tips
Around 5:40 p.m., deputies say they responded to a report of gunshots at the 500 block of Alcott Drive.
