As Hurricane Dorian moves closer to the East Coast, officials with the South Carolina Emergency Management Division (SCEMD) say it’s not too late to get prepared in case a future storm comes this way.
After completing 10 weeks of basic training, about 1,300 soldiers have now officially graduated from Fort Jackson. For the first time, graduates heard from recently appointed U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Commander Gen. Paul Funk.
LEXINGTON, S.C. – The Lexington school district tells ABC Columbia News today an Irmo Middle School student is under investigation after school officials say a teacher reported hearing a student make threats during a fire drill. According to Detectives working…
Columbia,SC (WOLO)--- Now that the Save-A-Lot grocery on Harden Street in the Edgewood Neighborhood closed its doors, some say it has made an already dire situation worse when it come being able to access food in that community's of Columbia,…
Richland County Coroner's Office is talking about recent suicide rates and what can be done to help those in need.
Cayce Department of Public Safety officials say two people were shot at an apartment complex early this morning.
Lexington Police say they're searching for multiple suspects in a recent trailer theft at an Augusta Road business.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) - Segra Park served as a battle arena for some fans at the Fireflies game Wednesday night. The Midlands Gaming Coalition held the "Ballpark Smash"…
Columbia, SC (WOLO) --- Thursday August 29th former Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary and Presidential candidate, Julian Castro will make another visit to Columbia. Castro will meet with local leaders and…
One business is bringing more jobs to South Carolina.
The Orangeburg County Sheriff's Office released the composite drawing of one of two suspects involved in home invasion.
A major grocery store chain made a sizable donation to a local food bank.
Things are more colorful at one Midlands elementary school.
The Orangeburg County Sheriff's Office is searching for a gunman involved in the armed robbery of an Orangeburg restaurant.
With recent attacks, locally and nationally, church security is an issue that continues to be a concern.
Today, Samsung donated $100,000 to support Columbia's Fisher House.
Columbia, SC (WOLO) --- The Columbia Police Department is asking you to make sure that you are adhering to all of the rules of the road as you head out, especially…
A Beechwood Middle School student is charged with making threats to a school after another classmate overheard the student saying something about a bomb in his book bag, according to Lexington One School District.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- Drivers planning on a last minute vacation this Labor day weekend will pay less at the pump. Drivers in South Carolina are paying an average $2.23, that's 28 cents less than last year, according to AAA. According…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) -- An electronic waste recycling company will be bringing 45 new jobs to South Carolina. The Governor's office announced that Southern Environmental Solutions of the Carolinas will set up operations in Chesterfield County. The $1.5 million investment will…
Newberry, SC (WOLO)--- Newberry College is ready to play when it comes to competitive gaming. The College just announced plans to dedicate a facility for its competitive gaming program, also known as esports. The program…
Funeral services are set for a Heathwood Hall student who authorities say died in an ATV accident on Sunday.
(WOLO) - US Senator Lindsey Graham was back in the midlands Tuesday night as a guest speaker for the Lexington and Richland County Republican Parties…
RICHLAND COUNTY, SC (WOLO)- The Richland County Sheriff’s Department is seeking the public’s help finding a suspect wanted in connection with the deadly shooting at McCary's Bar and Grill. Ernest Condre Bethel, 26, is wanted on two counts of murder,…
24-year-old Kierin Dennis, of Lexington, was found guilty of murder for the 2014 killing of a Dutch Fork High School student Da'von Capers, according to the 11th Circuit Solicitor's Office.
