COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO ) -- City of Columbia officials say a dead bird found within the city limits has tested positive for West Nile Virus. In response, the city will begin spraying for adult mosquitoes on 7/30/22 and will conclude…
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COLIMBIA SC ( WOLO)- South Carolina Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette has officially filed for re-election. Evette made it official in a Tweet released Thursday afternoon. 'It’s official,…
LEXINGTON COUNTY, SC (WOLO)--The Lexington County Sheriff's Department says a former daycare worker faces more abuse charges. According to the Sheriff’s Department, 36 year old Shayna Nicole McKnight is charged…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- Looking for a furry friend? The Columbia Animal Services is participating in this year’s annual Clear the Shelters event. Clear the Shelters is a great opportunity…
Columbia, SC (WOLO)-- Prices at the pump continue to drop in the Midlands. According to AAA, the average price of a regular gallon of gasoline in South Carolina is $3.81. That's down from $3.97 a week ago. In Columbia, drivers…
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO)--Family safety reading day hosted by the Columbia Police Department, and the Columbia Parks and Recreation Foundation ppartners set for Friday. According to officials, Family Safety Readership Day will be at Martin Luther King Park on Friday, July…
Traffic is moving again along Interstate 20 after a hazmat situation left drivers in gridlock for more than 5 hours Wednesday evening.
Five of the earthquakes have been over a magnitude of 3, with the strongest being 3.6.
The Lexington County Sheriff's Department announced the arrest of a man in connection with a string of armed robberies in the area.
Kershaw County Deputies have shut down portions of Interstate 20 from mile marker 92 to mile marker 92 East bound. The 10 mile stretch of road has been closed for a little more than 2 hours as fire crews continue to work to determine if the air quality is safe and clear of chemicals.
The Federal Reserve makes a major move Wednesday as Americans worry about a possible recession
Two local non-profit organizations are teaming up to help stop gun violence while giving back to the community. Perry Bradley and Roy Brasley are determined to help stop gun violence and give back to the community. Bradley is the founder of "Building Better Communities" and Brasley is the founder of "The Sally R. Brasley Foundation."
Wednesday Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette officially filed paperwork to again join governor Henry McMaster's ticket for re-election.
Local Living is brought to you by MUSC Health COLUMBIA SC (WOLO)-Music fans are in for a treat this fall at the Colonial Life Arena. Singer and songwriter Post Malone is coming to the Midlands to extend his Twelve Carat…
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO)-- SC DHEC has released the latest Coronavirus case numbers. DHEC reported the numbers for the week of July 17-23. 16,570 new cases, 9 new deaths, and a percent positive of 25.7%, according to state health officials. For…
Kershaw County officials are preparing for an upcoming town hall on the recent rash of earthquakes.
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO) Looking for a lunch spot the Friday? The City of Columbia is hosting Food Truck Fridays, July 29. You can visit the food trucks from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. at 2300 Bull Street. According to officials, …
Richland County, SC (WOLO)-- Students in Richland School District 1 can get ready for Back to school. According to Richland County officials, Richland County is looking to ease expenses for families while also raising students’ spirits. Per a release: The…
Saluda County, SC (WOLO) -- The Saluda County Coroner’s Office says it responded to a structure fire on Tuesday, June 26, 2022 off John J. Rushton Road. Officials say after the fire was extinguished, Saluda County Fire Service determined there…
Orangeburg Sheriff Leroy Ravenell " There is absolutely no reason in this world for this to have happened."
A South Carolina court has denied a preliminary injunction to block the state's six week ban on abortion today.
Senator Lindsey Graham says he will go to Georgia if he must to fight the state's investigation into the 2020 election.
Richland School District Two says it's facing dozens of staffing shortages heading into the new school year, and it's working to fill those vacant positions as quickly as they can.
Columbia Water says they plan to conduct a "system flush" after getting reports about a strange odor in drinking water
