DJ begins Masters defense with sloppy 74 in tough conditions
Dustin Johnson found conditions much more challenging Thursday than they were in November for his record-setting romp to the Masters green jacket.
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Columbia Housing outlines goals for the next five years
City leaders want to improve the the way housing can be seen in Columbia. Columbia's Housing Committee met Thursday via Zoom and outlined its plans for the coming year as well as the agency goals for the next five years. That includes the beautification of Columbia neighborhoods and projects to rebuild old or abandoned buildings.
No one hurt after U-Haul trailer hanging over side of bridge closes two lanes on I-126
Two lanes of the bridge on I-126 were closed Thursday after a U-Haul trailer went over the curb, hanging on the side of the bridge. It happened around 3 p.m. on the bridge just before Greystone Boulevard.
Sumter PD looking for man accused of running a plumbing scheme
The Sumter Police Department is looking for a man suspected of being involved in a plumbing scheme. Police say they are looking for 47-year-old Jeremy Paul Edwin Mosley, of the Camden/Sumter area, who is a contractor accused of negotiating a plumbing repair deal without company knowledge, taking money from residents to purchase materials and then never returning to perform the job.
Kershaw deputies searching for man identified as suspect in shooting at Hermitage Trailer Park
The Kershaw County Sheriff's Office says they are looking for a man who was identified as a suspect in Wednesday night's shooting at Hermitage Trailer Park in Camden.
Orangeburg RMC hosting vaccination event at County Fairgrounds Friday
The Orangeburg Regional Medical Center is holding a COVID-19 vaccination event at the County Fairgrounds Friday. You can get your shot from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. No registration is required, but you will need to bring your ID.
Two injured in shooting at Hermitage Trailer Park in Camden
Kershaw County deputies say two people were injured in a shooting at the Hermitage Trailer Park on Wednesday night.
Columbia police say one person killed in shooting on Farmview Street
Columbia Police Department says one person was killed in a shooting on Farmview Street on Wednesday evening.
Update: Sumter police say power is now restored in Sumter
Sumter Police Department officials say a power outage is affecting the majority of the city of Sumter this morning.
Woman suing Governor McMaster over back to work directive speaks out
Myrtle Beach, SC (WPDE) --- Wednesday we heard from the woman who has filed a lawsuit against Governor Henry McMaster after he directed state employees who are working from home to return to…
Lexington police say drunk driving arrests are a concern
Lexington, SC (WOLO) --- Lexington Police say one of their main priorities is making sure residents and those coming into the area are staying safe. The department saying they have been working on…
Lawmaker's comments on SC hate crime bill called "overtly racist, offensive"
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) - State leaders have started responding to a lawmakers's comments about why he voted against the hate crime bill moving its way through the South Carolina legislature. The bill known as the Clementa Pinckney Bill passed its…
Open carry without permit approved by SC House
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - The South Carolina House has approved a so-called constitutional carry bill that would let state residents carry guns openly without a permit. Lawmakers voted 69-47 in favor of the bill Wednesday. Several weeks ago, lawmakers approved…
DHEC: Rabid raccoon found in Camden
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control says a raccoon found in Camden tested positive for rabies on Tuesday. Officials say the raccoon was near the 1400 block of Fair Street near Rectory Square Park and the 1000 block of Fair Street near City Hall Park.
RCSD searching for missing teen last seen leaving her home Monday
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says they are looking for a missing 15-year-old girl last seen Monday. Deputies are asking for your help finding Sanaa Amenhotop, who was last seen leaving her residence in Northeast Columbia.
SC Philharmonic returns to Segra Park this Saturday
If you're looking for some fun Saturday night plans, how about dinner and a concert inside Segra Park? The Columbia Fireflies are partnering with the South Carolina Philharmonics to bring a unique dining experience back to the stadium.
Integrated Micro-Chromatography Systems expanding operations in Richland County, creating 30 jobs
An Irmo-based company is expanding its operations in Richland County, creating more than 30 jobs. Integrated Micro-Chromatography Systems is investing $4.1 million the next five years on this new project.
Nike suspends sponsorship of Deshaun Watson amid allegations
Nike has suspended its endorsement contract with Deshaun Watson amid allegations of sexual assault and harassment against the Houston Texans quarterback.
Help benefit Transitions Homeless Center this June through the fifth annual "Chefs' Feast"
On June 13, Synovus Bank is presenting the fifth annual "Chefs' Feast" to benefit Transitions Homeless Center. The event, chaired by TakoSushi restaurant group owner Kevin Goldsmith, will feature a multi-course meal along with wine pairings
LCFS: Spark caused gas station to catch fire on Broad Street
Lexington County firefighters say a spark caused a gas station, a gas tanker, and several vehicles to catch fire on Broad Street Tuesday.
USC's biggest donor blasts UofSC in letter sent to board, administration
Columbia, SC ( WOLO) -- According to the Post and Courier, the University of South Carolina, Darla Moore says she is "embarrassed and Humiliated to be associated" with the University after they failed…
Drive-thru fair food event back at SC State Fair this week
After a successful COVID-19 friendly drive-thru event in October 2020, this year, vendor’s have expanded their menus.
Adults can get their COVID-19 vaccine without an appointment Wednesday at Calhoun County High School
Orangeburg Regional Medical Center is holding a vaccination event Wednesday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Anyone 18 and older who wants the vaccine, can get one. The vaccines will be distributed on a first come first serve basis at Calhoun County High School.
CIU students help clean up Columbia through "Serving Cola City" project
Students at Columbia International University spent their Monday afternoon cleaning up Columbia as a part of their "Serving Cola City" project. The students teamed up to take on various roles around the city, from litter pick-up, to painting, yard work and even building a wheelchair ramp.
Columbia City Council says no to alcohol sales at some upcoming events
The City of Columbia will not be permitting beer and wine sales at some upcoming events.
