SC Military department hosting military career and resource fair Thursday
The South Carolina Military Department will host a military career and resource fair tomorrow at the State Fairgrounds.
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Lexington police search for man accused of Harassment, Unlawful Communication
Lexington, SC (WOLO) -- The Lexington Police Department is asking for your help to find a man who has been accused of Harassment in the 2nd degree, and Unlawful Communication. Police have…
LCSD: Columbia man charged in connection with multiple catalytic converter thefts
The Lexington County Sheriff's Department says a Columbia man was arrested in connection with the theft of three catalytic converters over the weekend.
Columbia PD: Warrants out for man accused of breaking into cars and stealing valuables
The Columbia Police Department says they have several outstanding warrants for the arrest of a man accused of breaking into several vehicles and stealing valuables.
Tyson Foods looking to fill 200 positions with hiring event this week
Starting tomorrow, SC Works Midlands will be hosting a two day hiring event for Tyson Foods. Tyson is looking to hire 200 full-time general laborer positions.
Mayor Steve Benjamin joins Dr. Anthony Fauci to encourage more people to get vaccinated
Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin and mayors across the country are urging people to get their COVID-19 vaccine. This afternoon, Mayor Benjamin and Dr. Anthony Fauci were among the features speakers to announce the Mayors Challenge to increase COVID-19 Vaccinations.
$5 million in Emergency Rental Assistance funds awarded to Richland County residents
Richland County officials say $5 million in Emergency Rental Assistance funds have been approved for residents. County officials say the program reached the milestone this week.
Lexington-Richland Five School Board discusses search for interim superintendent
The Lexington-Richland District Five School Board is meeting to discuss who will be named interim superintendent after Dr. Christina Melton unexpectedly announced her resignation last week.
Local Living: PAW Patrol, Professional Bull Riders and WWE all coming to Colonial Life Arena this summer!
Local Living: PAW Patrol, Professional Bull Riders and WWE all coming to Colonial Life Arena this summer!
Mayor Steve Benjamin works the drive-thru window at McDonald's to promote summer hiring blitz
Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin joined the McDonald's team earlier today, working the drive-thru window at the Gervais Street store. The mayor was there to help promote a summer hiring blitz that will help fill 1,700 jobs across the Palmetto State, and hundreds here in the Midlands.
Sumter man accused of ramming his vehicle into another, shooting at victim
Sumter man accused of ramming his vehicle into another, shooting at victim
RCSD seeking identification of man who stole over $13,000 from Walmart cash registers
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is asking for you help identifying a man accused of taking more than $13,000 from the Walmart on Two Notch Road.
RCSD: 22-year-old charged with shooting a security guard at Hookah on the River in May
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says they arrested an individual for a shooting at Hookah on the River in May.
Sumter County Corner IDs teen killed in single vehicle accident on North Wise Drive
Sumter County Coroner Robbie Baker released the identity of a teenager who died as a result of a single vehicle accident on North Wise Drive Monday.
SCHP: Driver dies after striking power box off Cannon Bridge Road
The South Carolina Highway Patrol says one person is dead after a collision in Orangeburg on Monday.
Several groups partnering to encourage more Black people to vote in the "Freedom Ride for Voting Rights"
Black Voters Matter and other organizations will host its "Freedom Ride for Voting Rights" event at The Senate today. From 2-4 p.m. BVM's "Blackest Bus in America" will be there as part of a national voter education and outreach campaign.
Red Cross experiencing Summer Blood Shortage, looking for SC Donors
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- The Red Cross is looking for donors to roll up their sleeves for a good cause. The American Red Cross says it is experiencing a major blood shortage and they are looking for blood donations. According to…
Richland County Councilwoman hosting meeting on Land Development regulations
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- Richland County Councilwoman Chakisse Newton will hold a third in-person public meeting focused on land development regulations in Lower Richland. According to organizers, the meeting will also answer residents questions about current zoning rules for housing developments…
Passenger killed in vehicle crash on North Wise Drive in Sumter
The South Carolina Highway Patrol says one passenger was killed in a vehicle crash on North Wise Drive in Sumter Monday.
Two juveniles in custody for making false bomb threat at a West Columbia daycare
The West Columbia Police Department have two juveniles in custody after a bomb threat at a daycare on Monday.
City officials unveil new 20 acre public park along Bull Street
Columbia, SC (WOLO) -- City officials unveiled a new location that will let you get outside and enjoy some summer sights and sounds. This 20 acre Page Ellington park sits along bull street…
Lawmakers consider bill to let mental health professionals refuse care for religious beliefs
Columbia, SC (Associated Press) -- South Carolina lawmakers are considering a bill to let mental health professionals refuse to provide care that violates their religious beliefs. The legislation was introduced in response to a…
Funeral set for 7 year old mauled to death by dogs after falling from window
MARION, S.C. (AP) — Funeral arrangements are set for a 7-year-old boy who was mauled to death by dogs in South Carolina. According to the family, a viewing for Shamar Jackson will be held…
Woman reunites with good Samaritan after DUI crash in Columbia
Patricia Archie was driving home from work around 11:30 p.m. on June 6th when she was hit by a drunk driver. She recalls the moment it happened.
Candidate for Columbia mayor Sam Johnson picks up endorsements from reform leaders Monday
A Columbia mayoral candidate picked up a couple of endorsements this morning. Gun violence and justice reform leaders Perry Bradley of Building Better Communities and Major Melvin Wittenburg announced their support for Sam Johnson today.
