Trump Will Continue LGBTQ Worker Protection Order Signed by Obama
The White House announced Tuesday that President Trump will continue a 2014 Obama-era order protecting LGBTQ employees who work for federal contractors from workplace discrimination.
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Gov. McMaster Holds First Public Meeting
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Boy Scouts Will Allow Transgender Children Into Programs
The Boy Scouts of America announced Monday that it will allow transgender children who identify as boys to enroll in its boys only programs.
Sumter Man Wins $1 Million in Lottery Prize
The question "Who wants to be a millionaire?" has special meaning for a Sumter man after he won a $1 million lottery prize Monday.
Bishop Attacked During Mass
Caught on camera: Man punches auxiliary bishop during Mass
Man Arrested After Receiving a Pound of Marijuana in the Mail
An Irmo man was arrested after authorities learned he received a package containing marijuana through the mail.
Man Dies Weeks After Shooting in Lexington
A Sumter Street man shot in early January in West Columbia has died from his wounds, authorities said Tuesday.
Warrant: Boy, 11, Inappropriately Touched by Church Member
A 25-year-old Orangeburg man is behind bars after he allegedly touched a young boy in a sexual manner.
Pickens County 6th Grader Dies After Meningitis Infection
A sixth grader in Pickens County has died after being hospitalized with bacterial meningitis.
Overturned Truck Causes Massive Morning Delays
A tractor-trailer overturned Tuesday morning at Bluff Road and South Beltline Boulevard causing major traffic delays.
Former President George H.W Bush Discharged
Former President George H. W Bush and former First Lady Barbara released from hospital.
Trump's Travel Ban Being Felt in The Midlands
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)- The Ripple effect of President Donald Trump's travel ban is being felt in the Midlands. All across the United States, Americans are protesting to fight against President Trumps…
Trump Fires Acting Attorney General for Refusing to Defend Immigration Order
The acting U.S. Attorney General, Sally Yates, was fired Monday night hours after she refused to defend President Trump's executive order regarding immigration because she is not convinced it is "lawful," according to a letter.
The Streak is Over: (4) USC Falls to Tennessee at CLA
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- Jamie Nared had a career high 27 points including two tie-breaking free throws with 5.9 seconds left to help Tennessee end No. 4 South Carolina's 29-game home win streak in…
Search for Armed Robbery Suspects Continues
Police have released photos of two suspects wanted in connection with a Monday morning bank robbery in West Columbia.
USC to Erect Statue of First African-American Professor
The University of South Carolina wants to erect a statue in honor of the school's first African-American professor.
Alleged Burglar Suffer Injuries After Jumping from Second Story Window
A 48-year-old man is charged with two counts of first-degree burglary after allegedly breaking-in to two apartments in the 7600 block of Hunt Club Road last Friday.
RCSD Sheriff Warns of Rise in Scams
RICHLAND COUNTY, S.C. (WOLO) - The Richland County Sheriff's Department says it has received new reports of scams soliciting money for various fictitious scenarios costing unsuspecting victims to lose upwards of $6,000. Richland County Sheriff…
Overnight Fire Claims One Life
One person was found dead in a two story apartment building as firefighters battled an overnight blaze.
Trump's Order Heightens Risk of Attacks in US, Homeland Security Expert Says
President Trump said his executive order restricting entry into the U.S. of people from seven Muslim-dominated countries is to keep Americans safer, but one former Homeland Security official who is an ABC News contributor said the move could instead do the opposite by inspiring violent extremist attacks in the U.S.
