U.S. Supreme Court Justice to Speak at USC Law School Dedication
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito will speak at the dedication for the University of South Carolina's new law school.
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South Carolina Universities Recognized by U.S. News & World Report
A number of South Carolina universities are recognized in U.S. News and World Report's 2018 edition of Best Colleges Rankings, released this week
Line Crews Working to Restore Power Across State
At the height of Tropical Storm Irma, more than 200,000 customers were without power across South Carolina.
Irma Loses Gusto Explained
Tyler Ryan gives a quick break down on how we were able to miss a bulk of what was being called a 'Monster Storm' on a direct path for the Midlands.
Beaufort County to Assess Damage Tuesday to Determine when Residents Can Return
(AP)-- Officials in Beaufort County say they will assess the damage from Tropical Storm Irma at daylight Tuesday and hope to have an announcement on whether evacuated residents can return a short time later. The county said they need to…
Walt Disney World Reopens after Irma
The happiest place on earth can get back to the business of bringing magical smiles to its visitors.
Long Road to Driving Recovery
Take it easy on area roads as flooding and downed power lines throughout the Midlands remain an issue.
Several 2 Hour Delays Set for Tuesday
Take a look at some of the places that are experiencing a 2 hour delay this Tuesday morning.
WH Deletes Irma Related Flooding Tweet
A tweet meant to show the severity of the floods in Miami is taken down by The White House Social Media Director after realizing the video was inaccurate.
Irma Update: SC DNR To Send Crews to Florida for Search and Rescue Aid
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- Officials with the SC Department of Natural Resources say they are sending 50 members at the request of the Florida Fish and Wildlife for the purpose of Hurricane Irma search and rescue efforts. The SC DNR officers…
In the Dark? Here's Information on SC Power Outages, Where to Report, Track
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- Local leaders want you to be prepared if Irma causes power outages or downed trees in our area. Per Local Government, here’s a list of important numbers. To report power outages, residents should contact their utility providers:…
Columbia Police investigate armed robbery
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) - Columbia Police are on the hunt for an armed robber who they say held up a gas station Monday night. Police sent out this tweet about the investigation just before midnight last night: https://twitter.com/ColumbiaPDSC/status/907447123419037697 According to…
Irma Update: Tuesday School Delays/Closings
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) - Here is a list of school closures. Continue to check back for updates. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 Bamberg School District Two will remain closed Tuesday, September 12. Saluda County Schools will be closed on Tuesday. Lexington County School District…
Governor, State Officials Urging Citizens to Use Caution on the Roads
[gtxvideo vid='8bgi9Ye9' thumb='http://player.gtxcel.com/thumbs/8bgi9Ye9.jpg' vtitle='SCEMD Mon'] COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)- Though Hurricane Irma shifted to the west of the Palmetto State, Governor Henry McMaster is telling citizens to keep their guard up. The governor says he is pleased with the way South…
Trees Topple Power lines, Leave Thousands In Midlands In The Dark
Cayce, SC (WOLO)-- Thousands of South Carolinians are waiting for their power to come back on. The most recent numbers show about almost 200 thousand customers are in the dark. BI-LO…
Irma Causes Columbia Flight Cancellations/Delays
COLUMBIA -- Irma caused cancellations at Columbia Metropolitan Airport according to the airport's website. The cancellations on departures include: 4:04 PM Charlotte, NC 4:15 PM Dallas-Fort Worth, TX 5:53 PM Charlotte, NC 6:05 PM Atlanta, GA 7:30 PM Charlotte, NC…
Electric Cooperative: Convoy of Trucks Headed to SC to Help Restore Power
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)--According to Electric Cooperative officials, nearly 100,000 electric cooperative consumers were without power on Monday. The Cooperatives do provide electricity in all 46 counties, but according to officials, the highest numbers of people in the dark were between the Savannah…
Nation Remembers 9/11, Irma Cancels Midlands Events
[gtxvideo vid='30yD1XZ8' thumb='http://player.gtxcel.com/thumbs/30yD1XZ8.jpg' vtitle='Nation Remembers 9/11, Irma Cancels Midlands Events'] COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) - Monday (9/11) marks the 16th anniversary of the September 11th terror attacks. Events intended to mark the occasion across the Midlands were canceled though, due to…
ABC Columbia Chief Meteorologist Irma Forecast and Timeline
[gtxvideo vid='O02IdAep' thumb='http://player.gtxcel.com/thumbs/O02IdAep.jpg' vtitle='ABC Columbia Chief Meteorologist Irma Forecast Timeline'] COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Chief Meteorologist John Farley is tracking Irma and the impact to South Carolina. Here is his latest update. Watch.
Officer Involved Shooting in Lexington Co.
Leesville, S.C. (WOLO) The Lexington County Sheriff's Department is searching for a suspect after an officer-involved shooting this afternoon. Investigators say it happened on Devil's Backbone Rd. According to Sheriff Jay Koon a deputy was flagged down about a suspicious…
