COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - The biggest winemaker in the United States wants to open an East Coast bottling and distribution center in South Carolina, investing $400 million and hiring up to 500 people. But it isn't the taxpayer money and…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- The Columbia Police Department says they have made two additional arrests in connection with an assault that took place at the Colony Apartments on Monday. Police say 23-year-oldLisa Dickson and 22-year-old Juquashia Odom have each been…
The Orangeburg County Sheriff's Office says they made two additional arrests in connection with an October shooting that left a teen dead.
Two Midlands lottery players won big on Wednesday night's Powerball drawing. No one hit the jackpot, but lottery officials say a ticket worth $2 millions was purchased at Rucker Feed and Seed in Pelion.
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is asking for help identifying a suspect who robbed the Kroger on Two Notch Road Sunday afternoon.
You can celebrate Earth Day by taking a virtual tour of the sky with the South Carolina State Museum!
The Sumter County Sheriff's Office says a man has been arrested and charged with pointing and presenting a firearm, following an incident that took place April 13.
The Sumter Police Department says man has been charged following an incident where he used profanity and racial slurs at a Food Lion.
(AP) — A driver in South Carolina is the latest person to be killed by an exploding Takata air bag inflator. Honda said Wednesday that a faulty driver’s air bag blew apart in a crash involving a 2002 Honda Accord…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Supporters of making South Carolina the next-to-last state in the U.S. to pass a hate crime law acknowledge they are running out of time in this year's legislative session. A House-passed bill was sent to the…
COLUMBIA (WOLO): Public school teachers in South Carolina could soon see a $1,000 annual pay raise, after the Senate Finance Committee approved their 2021-2022 budget this week. "We are ecstatic and very…
Wildlife officials in South Carolina say you might want to look out for a swarm of sea worms on the coast. They have a set of hooked jaws, so you will want to avoid swimming near them.
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This afternoon, the Columbia Fire Department says crews responded to a shed that was on fire behind a home on the 3700 block of Humphrey Drive.
The Sumter Police Department says they are investigating after a school resource officer at Bates Middle School activated their Taser. Officials say the taser never came into contact with a student or staff, and no injuries were reported.
The South Carolina Philharmonic is hosting its annual Beethoven & Blue Jeans concert this Saturday. The audience and musicians are encouraged to wear blue jeans in the concert hall or at home if you're watching virtually.
Lexington County residents can now text 911 in case of an emergency. County officials say the new technology will allow hearing and speech impaired residents, as well as those in potentially dangerous situations, to reach out for help.
Sumter County Coroner Robbie Baker says a man has died after a single vehicle accident in the 2300 block of Beckwood Road. Officials say the accident occurred around 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, and the driver was pronounced dead on the scene.
The Columbia Police Department says a woman was arrested in connection with an assault in North Columbia Tuesday afternoon.
The South Carolina Highway Patrol says one driver has died after a collision on Beckwood Road on Wednesday.
The Sumter County Coroner's Office has identified a victim of a multi-vehicle collision on US Highway 15 on Tuesday.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - The COVID-19 economic downturn wasn't as bad as feared in South Carolina, so lawmakers suddenly have a lot more money to spend. The Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday set aside money for a 2% raise for…
25 Lexington County residents were laid to rest Tuesday in a service thanks in part to County Coroner Margaret Fisher.
Getting vaccines in arms is a top priority for the Columbia City Council. The group met virtually this afternoon and discussed ways to encourage equitable access to the COVID-19 vaccine.
Several local officials are reacting to Tuesday's verdict in the trial of Derek Chauvin.
