(ABC WPDE) MYRTLE BEACH, SC -- Many of you at home are thinking about whether you'll get the COVID-19 vaccine when it's available to you. And we know a big question…
WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) -- Forbes recently released its list of the 30 most influential people in education under the age of 30. One of those on the list is Merrit Jones, who…
Columbia, SC (WOLO) -- Wednesday the state congressman announced that after being tested for coronavirus his test results reveals he has contracted the virus. Wilson issued a brief statement reminding people of the importance to do everything they can to…
Claflin University received a sizable donation Wednesday. The university says it received a $20 million investment from philanthropist and writer MacKenzie Scott.
According to Lexington School District Two, Congaree Elementary School will shift to online learning for the final two days leading up to winter break.
In a statement released by the Office of the Governor, Sigmatex Carbon Textile Solutions, Inc. announced plans to build a new North American headquarters in Orangeburg County.
Sumter, SC (WOLO) --- A longtime member of the Midlands Journalism community has passed away. Former publisher of the 'Sumter Item', Hubert Osteen Junior died at home Sunday at the age of 84. Osteen…
Columbia, SC (WOLO) --- After three years as the Director for the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Joshua Baker is stepping down. He was appointed to the position by Governor McMaster in 2017 and says his resignation…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - South Carolina's public school districts are getting more than $84 million in federal aid to help get facilities reopened amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The move comes as some of the state's largest districts shut off…
LEXINGTON, S.C. (WOLO) -- Itโs been nine months since South Carolinaโs first reported COVID-19 case, but on Tuesday, a COVID-19 vaccine has been administered for the first time in the Midlands. Medical…
The City of Columbia has extended its mask ordinance, into the new year. On Tuesday, the Columbia City Council unanimously agreed to extend the ordinance another 61 days, until February 13.