The Columbia Police Department hosted an educational awareness seminar about alcohol laws in the city today. Officials discussed underage drinking laws, fake IDs and responsible alcohol sales.
The University of South Carolina revealed new guidelines regarding COVID-19 as students return to campus. This includes testing requirements and incentives for students to get vaccinated against the virus.
A Revolutionary War center will open this Friday in Camden. The attraction will take guests on a journey through South Carolina's pivotal role in America's independence.
South Carolina State University released its updated health and safety protocols for the upcoming semester. The new guidelines offer guidance regarding COVID-19 testing, vaccines and mask wearing on campus.
According to the Eleventh Circuit Solicitor's Office, a gang member who lives in Pelion pled guilty to trafficking cocaine and was sentenced to 15 years in prison yesterday.
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is asking for help identifying two individuals they say are responsible for the burglary of a home undergoing renovations.
Lexington Medical Center will now offer vaccines on Sundays. A spokesperson for the hospital says the expansion is due to an increasing number of COVID-19 cases throughout the Midlands.
The possibility of virtual learning was discussed at the Lexington-Richland Five School Board meeting on Monday. The board went over the district's COVID-19 protocol and decision making guide.
LEXINGTON, SC (WOLO) - A man out on bond for attempted murder is back behind bars after Lexington Police made a drug and weapons arrest during a traffic stop Sunday night. Stolen AR-15, ammunition, and drugs…
“It’s free. It’s convenient. The lines are not like they used to be. You can get in and get out," McMaster said at a press conference Monday. "Go ahead and make your decision.”
We're learning more about the history of a former Midlands law enforcement officer charged with assault, after Orangeburg police say he stomped on the head and neck of a man he suspected may have had a gun. According to documents obtained from the Calhoun County Sheriff's Office, David Lance Dukes was terminated from his position there for creating a "hostile work environment."