SC Federal Bureau of Prisons successfully tests technology to jam cell phones
The first test to jam cell phone signals in South Carolina prisons is a success
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CPD searching for murder suspect in connection to a body found at San Jose on Forest Dr.
The Columbia Police Department officers are investigation last week's suspicious death at a Forest Drive restaurant as a murder and have identified a suspect in connection.
Bill aims to protect vulnerable, police during traffic stops
A South Carolina lawmaker has introduced legislation that would allow people with disabilities or their caretaker to apply for a special registration that would note their condition and alert law enforcement during a traffic stop.
Bill aims to protect vulnerable, police during traffic stops
A South Carolina lawmaker has introduced a bill for disabled people to apply for registration that alerts officers during traffic stops.
Lexington Police search for two women accused of credit card fraud
Lexington Police Department officials needs your help to find two women accused of credit card fraud recently.
Shell Point man convicted of murdering disabled neighbor in 2016
The 14th Judicial Circuit officials say a Shell Point has been convicted of murdering a disabled neighbor in 2016.
6 arrested in cocaine sting bust in Sumter County, deputies say
Six people are in jail on cocaine charges after a several-months long investigation by the Sumter Police Department
Crossover deadline for bills in State House passes
Columbia, SC (WOLO) -- Wednesday April 10th, 2019 was the crossover deadline for bills working through the State House. Bills that made the cut, include a measure overhauling the State's education system…
Three suspects sentenced after a string of armed robberies in Lexington Co
Three West Columbia suspects have been sentenced for a string of robberies while armed with a shot gun in Lexington County.
Five Points Foundation donates over $40,000 to local non-profits and charities in Columbia
The Five Points Foundation awarded $43,450 to 28 charities and non-profit organizations in the Midlands from their annual St.Pat's in Five Points.
Chapin couple continues push to raise purchasing age for energy drinks
[gtxvideo vid='ykth74N2' thumb='http://player.gtxcel.com/thumbs/ykth74N2.jpg' vtitle='energy drink pkg'] COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) -- Parents of a Chapin teen who died after officials say he drank too much caffeine, are fighting for a minimum age for kids to be able to purchase energy drinks. When…
RCSD: Two men impersonating officers threatening to "kick the door in" at a Richland County home
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is seeking the public's help in identifying the two men pictured in this video.
Nurse remains in critical condition, ER shooting suspect due in court
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Ron Rivera, Panthers on the prowl during visit at the State House on Thursday
Representatives from the Carolina Panthers, including Head Coach Ron Rivera, met with Governor Henry McMaster (R-SC) and other lawmakers in Columbia Thursday.
Vehicle crashes through porch on North Brickyard Road
Columbia Fire Department says a vehicle crashed through the front porch of a house on North Brickyard Road this morning.
Fire damages apartment complex and injures firefighter on Elite Street
Columbia Fire Department says one firefighter was injured during an apartment fire on Elite Street on Wednesday.
Man arrested for DUI after striking a utility pole on River Drive
Columbia Police have arrested a man for crashing into a utility pole on River Drive on Wednesday and charged him with DUI.
Two injured in officer involved shooting at Laurens County hospital
SLED officials say two people are injured in an officer involved shooting at a Laurens County hospital this morning.
Slain USC Upstate student, Evan Gaines will receive posthumous degree in May
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) - Evan Gaines will be remembered by the University of South Carolina Upstate, as the slain student will be honored during the May graduation commencement. Gaines, who was a student in the George Dean Johnson, Jr. College…
"Walk A Mile in their Shoes" cancelled after threatening phone calls
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