MarShawn Lloyd to miss 2020 season
Gamecock freshman running back MarShawn Lloyd will miss the entire 2020 season after suffering a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left knee during Wednesday's practice
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City of Columbia, DHEC continue free COVID 19 testing
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)--The City of Columbia and DHEC are continuing their partnership offering free COVID-19 testing. The testing will take place Friday and Saturday at the old Pardon and Parole building at 2204 Lee St. Testing will also be held…
One driver seriously injured after multi-vehicle collision on I-20 west
South Carolina Highway Patrol says one driver is suffering a life-threatening injury after a multi-vehicle collision on I-20 west.
Man wanted for shooting and paralyzing driver in Sumter
Sumter Police need your help to find a suspect accused of shooting a man in May, in an attempted armed robbery, leaving him paralyzed.
Suspicious structure fire in Winnsboro under investigation
Fairfield County deputies are investigating a suspicious structure fire on Fourth Street in Winnsboro last week.
Seniors, Meals, and Mask initiative underway
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) --- Starting today, Wednesday August 19, Senior Meals and Masks initiatives begin. Senior Resources and Columbia Housing Authority will kick off a community provide not only meals, but also deliver masks to 323 senior citizen every week.…
Owner, Founder of 'Halls Chophouse' dies
Columbia, SC (WOLO) -- The owner and founder of the popular steak restaurant, 'Halls Chophouse' has passed away according to those close to the family. The business posted a…
Nearly 800 children in DSS custody remain unaccounted for
COLUMBIA, SC (WCIV) — A report Wednesday to South Carolina lawmakers reveals 780 children across the state remain unaccounted for since March, when schools shut down in-person instruction and sent students home in…
Sumter searches for man accused of Attempted Murder, Arson, Harassment
Sumter,SC (WOLO) --Sumter County Sheriff's Office is hoping you can help them locate Henry Taylor Jr. after authorities say he set a home on fire with someone inside. According to deputies,…
UofSC ramps up COVID-19 testing amid anticipated spike in cases
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) -- With the University of South Carolina just about to start classes, President Bob Caslen says he’s confident his students will try to keep each other safe. However, he also says…
SC continues to see fewer than 1,000 new COVID cases
Columbia, SC (WOLO)-- South Carolina continues to see slightly lower numbers of new coronavirus cases. According to DHEC of the more than 4,000 tests processed Tuesday, officials say they found 704 new cases of COVID 19. In addition 17 covid…
Haley's foundation takes over My First Library program
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)-- Former Gov. Nikki Haley's foundation Original Six is working to bring the love of reading into the homes of children in need. Wednesday the program announced it is taking over the My First Library program to provide…
VA Health Care Services implement plans to safely expand
Columbia, SC (WOLO) ---The Columbia VA Health Care System is implementing a plan to safely expand health care services at all of their locations statewide. Monday, the facility began the steps to this process by increasing most services by 25…
CFD: North Main Street back open after gas leak
Columbia Fire Department says North Main Street is back open this morning after a gas leak from a cut natural gas line.
Area church hosts free backpack giveaway
West Columbia, SC (WOLO) --- A Midlands church wants to make sure kids are ready to go back to school whether its in person or virtual. Brookland United Methodist Church is hosting a book…
RCSD deputy arrested and suspended after domestic violence allegations
Richland County Sheriff's Department has suspended a deputy who was arrested for domestic violence allegations.
Twin brothers killed after crashing into a pole on Farrow Road
Columbia Police say twin brothers were killed after a fatal collision Monday night on the 4400 block of Farrow Road.
Richland County Coroner: COVID-19 not listed on death certificates without a test
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) --One person who has seen the true impact of COVID-19 firsthand is your county’s coroner. South Carolinas Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) says a coroner or medical examiner has…
SC man wins $250,000 on scratch-off lottery ticket
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO, AP) - A South Carolina man who took his time to scratch off the numbers on a lottery ticket ended up winning $250,000. The winner, who asked not to be identified, took a chance on a 50X…
Lexington couple accused of trafficking drugs, unlawful conduct toward child
Lexington Co, SC (WOLO) --- The Lexington County narcotics agents have arrested a man and woman accused of trafficking various types of drugs from a Gaston Mobile home. According to authorities, 22 year old…
Women leaders celebrate 100th anniversary of 19th Amendment at State House
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO) --- Tuesday, Aug. 18 marks 100 years since the 19th Amendment was ratified, giving women the right to vote. In honor of that, women leaders from across South Carolina met at the State House to celebrate 100…
Columbia City Council declares Juneteenth a city holiday
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)-- During Tuesday's city council meeting council members approved an ordinance declaring Juneteenth a city-wide holiday starting on June 19th 2021. Juneteenth, is recognized as the end of slavery and is the oldest known celebration honoring the end…
No new curfew for Columbia...for now
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)--The City of Columbia will not institute a new curfew, for now. The possible new emergency management curfew was on the agenda for Tuesday afternoon's council meeting. Ultimately the council wanted the governor to extend his current ban…
UofSC to implement saliva testing for COVID 19
Columbia, S.C. (AP)--The University of South Carolina is joining a handful of universities nationwide to implement saliva tests for COVID-19. The school said Tuesday the tests will be free for students, faculty and staff…
Another day with low new COVID 19 case, testing numbers
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)--The number of new coronavirus cases continues to be low but so too do the number of tests. Tuesday DHEC reported 691 new positive cases and 47 additional deaths. The number of tests processed Monday continues to be…
