Camden PD: Man charged for September murder on Carlos Street
The Camden Police Department says a man has been charged with the murder of Travis Jiles Jr. Officials say the incident occurred on September 27, 2020 on Carlos Street.
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Columbia Fire crews respond to fire at the Dollar Tree on Decker Boulevard
Early Tuesday afternoon, the Columbia Fire Department says crews responded to a fire at the Dollar Tree on Decker Boulevard.
CPD looking for man accused of robbing an Exxon station at gunpoint last month.
Columbia Police need your help to find a man accused of robbing a gas station at gun point last month. Authorities say, on February 19, the suspect went into the Exxon gas station on Elmwood Avenue, pointed a gun at the store clerk and stole money.
5th annual Irish Fest Camden taking place today through Saturday
You can get into the St. Patrick's Day spirit at the 5th annual Irish Fest in Camden now through Saturday.
Man accused of scamming area school out of thousands is arrested
Richland Co., SC (WOLO) --- The Richland County Sheriff's Office has arrested a man they say scammed a school out of thousands of dollars. According to authorities, 60 year old Donald Prevette has been…
Bars, restaurants now able to serve alcohol past 11pm after Gov. McMaster lifts 'Last Call' restriction
Restaurants and bars have been given the ‘okay’ to resume normal alcohol sales effective today, Monday, March 1st. Governor McMaster made the announcement Friday, officially lifting the ‘Last Call’ order in South Carolina that's been in effect since last July.
OCSO looking for two individuals accused of using another man's debit card
The Orangeburg County Sheriff's Office is looking for two individuals accused of using a Virginia man's financial transaction card in Orangeburg County.
With the "last call" order lifted, Columbia prepares for the return of bars staying open late
For the last eight months, restaurants and bars in South Carolina have been unable to serve alcohol past 11 p.m. Now, that restriction has been lifted, after Governor Henry McMaster gave them the okay to do so in an announcement Friday.
OCSO: Man charged with murder following fatal shooting on Jennifer Street
The Orangeburg County Sheriff's Office says they arrested and charged a man with murder, in connection with a shooting incident on Friday.
Columbia Police looking for man suspected of stealing a gun out of a Jeep
The Columbia Police Department is looking for suspect accused of stealing a gun out of a vehicle on Senate Street last month.
Lexington PD: Two men arrested after being caught stealing catalytic converter
The Lexington Police Department says two men are facing several charges after they were caught leaving scene when they stole a catalytic converter.
Columbia City Ballet brings the Gullah lifestyle to the city with Jonathan Green's "Off the Wall and Onto the Stage"
The Columbia City Ballet is celebrating the art of Jonathan Green with the "Off the Wall and Onto the Stage" ballet. The show will be at the Koger Center for the Arts this Friday at 7:30 p.m. and this Saturday at 3 p.m and 7:30 p.m.
King Machine announces plans to expand in Sumter County, creating 20 jobs
Tire mold manufacturer King Machine announced plans to expand operations in Sumter County. Leaders say the $2.6 million investment will create 30 new jobs.
Motorcyclist dies after vehicle collision on Two Notch Road in Richland
The South Carolina Highway Patrol says a motorcyclist died after a vehicle collision on Two Notch Road Saturday.
Victims fatally hit while crossing I-26 West in Lexington are identified
The Lexington County Coroner's Office has identified the victims that were fatally hit by a vehicle on I-26 West on Saturday.
'Last call', large gathering restrictions have been lifted
Columbia, SC (WOLO) --- In a statement released Friday, Governor Henry McMaster said that he would lift COVID-19 safety restrictions related for the sale of alcohol and mass gatherings. The governor says the termination of the “last call” order, which…
DHEC reports 1,197 new cases of COVID-19, 35 deaths in SC Sunday
COLUMBIA (WOLO): Sunday, the Department of Health and Environmental Control announced 1,197 new cases of COVID-19 and 35 newly confirmed deaths in South Carolina. The state now has seen a total of 444,207 cases since the pandemic began and 7,578…
Police say argument leads to fatal stabbing at downtown Sumter motel Saturday
SUMTER COUNTY (WOLO): An argument outside a downtown Sumter motel led to a fight and fatal stabbing Saturday morning. Police responded to a disturbance call at the Downtown Motor Inn, 409 N. Main St., just…
1,112 new cases of COVID-19, 18 new deaths in SC
COLUMBIA (WOLO): Saturday, The Department of Health and Environmental Control announced 1,112 new cases of COVID-19 and 18 new deaths in South Carolina. Since the pandemic began last March, the state has reported a total of 442,957 cases of the…
Harvest Hope asks you to "Spread the Love" by donating jars of peanut butter
You still have a few months to help Harvest Hope Food Bank "Spread the Love." Throughout the month of February, the food bank has been asking for donations of peanut butter, one of the most frequently asked for items at Harvest Hope.
The Lake Murray Bridal Show takes place this Sunday
Brides to be, you have a chance to get set for the big day this weekend. The Lake Murray Bridal Show takes place this Sunday, in partnership with the Irmo Chapin Recreation Commission.
Reports: St. Pat's in Five Points cancelled for second year in a row
An annual Midlands tradition is out of luck again this year. According to reports, St. Patrick's Day in Five Points is once again cancelled due to concerns surrounding COVID-19. The festival was cancelled in 2020 for the same reason.
Richland One presents plan to get all students back in the classroom five days a week
On Friday, Richland School District One announced a their new plan to get students back in the classroom five days a week.
Fairfield Co. Sheriff: Winnsboro man arrested in connection with two shootings
A Winnsboro man is in custody in connection with two shootings that took place last year.
Prisma Health changing COVID-19 testing hours due to drop in demand
Prisma Health says they are changing the hours for their COVID-19 testing sites due to a drop in demand.
