LCSD: Audio and video equipment stolen from Nazareth Lutheran Church
The Lexington County Sheriff's Department is asking for help identifying an individual accused of breaking into Nazareth Lutheran Church last Wednesday.
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Mineral Springs Road reopened after fatal collision in Lexington
The Lexington Police Department says Mineral Springs Road is reopened after a fatal collision Tuesday.
DHEC says you may experience COVID test result delays
Columbia, SC (WOLO) ---With the recent increase of thousands of daily COVID -19 tests, the Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) says they're aware of the longer wait times at testing sites,…
RCSD: Man found guilty of vandalism at home of Jonathan Pentland during protest in April
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says the man accused of vandalizing the home of Jonathan Pentland in April was found guilty and ordered to pay a fine.
West Columbia PD: Man charged with attempted murder after shooting on Mohawk Drive
The West Columbia Police Department says they arrested a man after he shot someone on Mohawk Drive.
SC Supreme Court hears mask mandate disagreement, decision pending
The governor’s stance has been consistent, as has that of Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin. Earlier this summer, he announced a city wide mask mandate for 43 elementary and middle schools in the city.
Local Living: Registration for Miracle League Fall Baseball in Columbia, Cody Johnson coming to Township Auditorium and more!
Local Living: Registration for Miracle League Fall Baseball in Columbia, Cody Johnson coming to Township Auditorium and more!
Governor McMaster signs bill requiring doctors to give Nalaxone with opioid prescriptions for certain patients
This afternoon, Governor Henry McMaster signed a bill that requires doctors to give certain people a co-prescription of Nalaxone when they are prescribed opiates.
Clarendon School District Two moving to virtual instruction next week
Clarendon County School District Two Superintendent Dr. Shawn Johnson says students will shift to virtual instruction next week.
Get to know some of the candidates for Columbia City Council at the Koger Center Thursday
Columbia City Council candidates participating in forum on arts and culture at the Koger Center Thursday.
Columbia PD: Pedestrian in critical condition after being struck by vehicle
The Columbia Police Department says officers blocked off the 1800 block of Blossom Street this morning, after a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle. Officials say the pedestrian was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition.
State Supreme Court hears challenges over state proviso regarding mask mandates in schools
This morning, the South Carolina Supreme Court heard two challenges over the state's budget proviso regarding mask mandates in schools.
Sumter PD looking for missing man last who last heard from Sunday
The Sumter Police Department says they are looking for a man reported missing after he didn't show up for work yesterday.
Gamecocks name starting quarterback for Eastern Illinois game
Zeb Noland is going from coach to starting quarterback at South Carolina.
Vehicle collision kills one on U.S. 301 in Orangeburg
Troopers say one person died in a collision on Sunday on U.S. 301 in Orangeburg.
LOW VACCINATION RATE: Columbia mayor hosts roundtable with government officials to encourage more to get shots
“Children are dying today because we refuse to get vaccinated," she said. "I don’t know what else I can tell you except that if we continue down this path, we’re going to be in more trouble than we ever thought we would be.”
Local Living: Richland Library hosting book sale next month, City of Columbia invites you to participate in PARK(ing) Day and more!
Local Living: Richland Library hosting book sale next month, City of Columbia invites you to participate in PARK(ing) Day and more!
Ribbon cutting ceremony at Saluda River Greenway
On Monday, a ribbon cutting for the Saluda River Greenway took place off Candi Lane. The walkway is part of a three phase project to let residents see and enjoy the beauties of our local rivers.
Lexington County reserve deputy passes away after battle with COVID-19
The Lexington County Sheriff's Department says a reserve deputy passed away after a battle with COVID-19.
HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge joins SC leaders for roundtable at Segra Park
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge is in Columbia to highlight the importance of vaccinations and to discuss housing related issues.
Failed nuclear contractor signs $21M deal, working with feds
The chief contractor at a failed multibillion-dollar project to build two nuclear reactors in South Carolina has agreed to pay more than $20 million as part of a cooperation agreement with federal authorities probing the fiasco.
One killed; three hurt in collision on U.S. 15 in Sumter
The South Carolina Highway Patrol says one person was killed and three are hurt after a collision on Sunday at U.S. 15.
Overnight fire at apartment complex on Washington St.
Columbia Fire Department officials are responding to an overnight fire at an apartment complex on Washington Street.
BREAKING: Senior football player at W.J. Keenan High School died Saturday
Less than one week after a Midlands High School student athlete collapsed on the football field and died, another local high school is now mourning the death of one of their own.
Multiple displaced after fire at Grove at St. Andrews apartment Saturday night
At least 14 people are now displaced from their homes after a 2-alarm apartment fire late Saturday night.
