According to the Sumter County Sheriff's Office, authorities recovered the body of a man reported missing, from a waterway on Foxworth Mill Road. 59-year-old Burley Hudson had been reported missing on Monday.
City of Columbia leaders say they need to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to battling the coronavirus.
40,000 pounds of potatoes were delivered to Columbia International University Tuesday morning and were bagged by students. These bagged potatoes are being distributed to the community through Midlands churches and charities to help those in need.
The University of South Carolina updated its coronavirus dashboard for the latest testing period from November 13-16.
Agents with the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division say they arrested a man on Tuesday for an assault that occurred at a club in Sumter County earlier this month.
The University of South Carolina has announced that a store selling Apple products is coming to its campus in Columbia in early 2021, and will be managed largely by students as part of their curriculum.
AllSouth Federal Credit Union is fighting the problem of food insecurity in the Midlands by hosting a food drive for Harvest Hope Food Bank.
In an announcement released Monday, Lee County School District said they will be renaming four schools in the district currently named for Robert E. Lee. The four schools scheduled for name changes are West Lee Elementary, Lower Lee Elementary, Lee Central Middle and Lee Central High School.
Irmo Police are looking for a man accused of an armed robbery that took place Sunday. Authorities say it happened at the Pitt Stop convenience store on Broad River Road.
Authorities say one person was killed in a house fire in Gilbert Monday night. Lexington County emergency crews responded to the home on Chicksaw Trail around 7 p.m.
The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office have arrested a man for a fatal shooting in August on Cole Trestle Road.
The Columbia Fire Department says no one is injured after a house fire in Blythewood on Blythe Creek Drive on Monday.
LEXINGTON, S.C. (WOLO) -- One of the fastest growing sports in the country is making its mark in Lexington County. Pickleball, a game that was invented more than half a century ago, has gained a…
LEXINGTON, SC (WOLO) - Multiple agencies are on the scene of a deadly house fire in Lexington County. According to county officials, first responders found heavy smoke coming from the home in the 300 block of Chickasaw Trail. The county…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) -- Less than a day after the University of South Carolina parted ways with the Head Coach of their football team, Will Muschamp, several fans are thinking that the time was…
According to the Orangeburg County Sheriff's Office, a woman has been charged after an argument at a bar led to a shooting at a residence.
COLUMBIA , SC (WOLO)--According to AAA, the majority of South Carolina travelers are concerned about traveling this holiday season, due to the Coronavirus. In the survey, 73% of South Carolina travelers said they were concerned…
South Carolina fired football coach Will Muschamp on Sunday, the second time he’s been let go from a Southeastern Conference program in midseason.
A power outage that impacted parts of downtown Columbia from Main and Gervais Street to Assembly Street for nearly and hour and a half Monday morning has been restored. Our ABC Columbia studios were among those affected.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control says a bobcat found near Sumter Highway and Cantey Lane in Rembert has tested positive for rabies.
Deputies with the Lexington County Sheriff's Department say they have arrested a Lexington man for a break-in at a home near Pelion on Saturday.
Lexington County School District 3 is changing its hybrid schedule. Starting Monday, hybrid students at Batesburg-Leesville Middle School will begin five days per week face to face instruction.
South Carolina Athletics Director Ray Tanner addressed the media, just 14 hours after his decision to fire Will Muschamp in the midst of a 2-5 season.
South Carolina Athletic Director Ray Tanner addresses the media following the firing of Will Muschamp.
He posted a 28-30 record in his time with the Gamecocks, and only a 24-30 record against FBS opponents in his tenure.
