SC for Ed is planning to hold a "Enough is Enough" protest on Monday. This comes after Governor Henry McMaster's executive order lifting mask mandates in schools, but SC for Ed says the point of the protest is not simply about masks.
Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford is releasing the identity of man who was shot and killed at the Capri Apartments late Tuesday night.
CNN/ABC News-- The families of two victims of the school bus hijacking last week are demanding answers from Fort Jackson and Richland school district two. Richland County deputies say on May 6-th., 23-year-old…
Kershaw, SC (WOLO)--- The students at North Central High School have missed out on a lot of events, and celebrations after a EF2 tornado destroyed their school last year. One thing they're not…
Columbia, SC (WOLO) - The city of Columbia has reassessed its mask mandate after the CDC issued new guidance for those vaccinated. The ordinance that was just extended to June 5 is now just an advisory and will not be…
Governor McMaster and UofSC students react to Bob Caslen's resignation .
South Carolina Highway Patrol says one individual is dead after a collision on I-26 this morning.
New art is now on Main Street! Today, Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin and City Council members held a public art dedication ceremony at the site of the new mural at 1401 Main.
You can roll up your sleeves for a good cause next week. The Red Cross is hosting a special blood drive in honor of fallen Officer Greg Alia on Monday.
The students at North Central High School have missed out on a lot since a tornado destroyed their school last year, but one thing they're not going to miss out on is the prom, thanks to the Carolina Panthers.
The Clarendon County Sheriff's Office says a man was arrested following a standoff with deputies and a SLED SWAT Team that lasted several hours.
Thursday, Fort Jackson announced it is pausing its weapons immersion training while they continue to investigate the incident where a trainee left the fort with a rifle and hijacked a school bus last week.
The Columbia Police Department says that no charges will be filed in the Tuesday night shooting at Capri Apartments that left one dead. Police say their investigation led them to determine that the shooting fell under self-defense.
The families of two victims of the school bus hijacking held a news conference Thursday morning to demand answers from Fort Jackson and Richland School District Two.
Today, Harvest Hope Food Bank and Senior Resources worked together to feed local seniors. The organizations gave out five pound bags of chicken as well as bags containing 12 sandwich buns, through a donation from KFC.
The Richland Two bus driver who helped keep students safe during last week's bus hijacking will be honored in a ceremony tomorrow.
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says they are investigating a shooting that took place this morning near Longtown Road.
The Sumter County Sheriff's Office is looking for a man accused of taking someone's truck and trailer containing various tools.
Richland Co., SC (WOLO ) --- The Richland County Sheriff's Department says a teenager faces several charges after deputies say he brought a loaded gun to school. Authorities say the 17 year old Lower Richland High school student was involved…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- University of South Carolina President Bob Caslen resigned Wednesday. Here is the full statement from UofSC on President Bob Caslen's resignation. "After focused discussions with President Bob Caslen, University of South Carolina Board of Trustees Chair C.…
The board of trustees announced that his resignation will be effective Thursday May 13
COLUMBIA (WOLO): Chaos in the classroom. School districts across the state are reassessing their mask policies after Governor McMaster issued an executive order Tuesday allowing parents and students to choose if they want…
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says a student at Lower Richland High School is facing charges after a loaded gun was found in his book bag at school.
A new candidate is entering his name in the race for Columbia City Council. This afternoon, former South Carolina Secretary of Commerce Joe Taylor announced he is running to represent District Four on the council.
Wednesday morning, members of the Lexington law enforcement community paid their respects to their fallen comrades. A memorial service was held for officers in the county who lost their lives in the line of duty.
