Grant Aids in Fight Against Breast Cancer
Lexington Medical Center is an active participant in the fight against breast cancer, diagnosing 250 breast cancer patients annually.
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Funeral Services Held for Rev. Daniel Simmons
On Thursday, funeral services were held for Reverend Daniel Simmons at Bethel AME Church.
Stepped up Police Presence on roads for 4th Holiday
There will be extra South Carolina State Troopers on the roads this holiday.
Mourners in Columbia Honor Reverend Simmons Charleston Victim
Mourners gather for Reverend Daniel Simmons funeral. Simmons funeral is the last of the funerals for the nine victims of the Charleston church shootings.
All Clear at Washington Navy Yard after Lockdown
The Washington Navy Yard is "all clear" after being placed on lockdown Thursday morning, law enforcement sources told ABC News.
SC counties to receive between $2M and $18M for road repair
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The state budget is expected to provide South Carolina's counties between $2 million and $18 million each this year for road repair.
Senator urges flag support with social media, fundraising
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — One of the Legislature's most ardent supporters of the Confederate battle flag says he will introduce an amendment that would allow South Carolina voters to decide whether the flag should fly over the Statehouse grounds.
Hitting The Road For The Holiday?
Columbia, SC (WOLO)- If you're hitting the roads for the Fourth Of July... expect heavy traffic this holiday weekend
Man found dead in US 321 median likely hit-and-run victim
GASTON, S.C. (AP) — Authorities say an 18-year-old man has been found dead in the median of U.S. Highway 321 south of Columbia.
South Carolina joins 8 states to challenge EPA water rule
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina and eight other states are suing over new water regulations they say are unconstitutional.
Man Attacked by Shark near Outer Banks NC
Shark attack in North Carolina Outer Banks, seventh in three weeks.
National Action Network Calls for Peaceful Flag Protests
The National Action Network is calling for peaceful protests on both sides of the confederate flag debate.
Federal Source says fire at Mt. Zion AME likely caused by lightning
A fire that destroyed Mount Zion AME church in Greeleyville does not appear to be the work of an arsonist, but the result of a lightning strike, a federal law enforcement source said Wednesday.
Mount Zion AME Church catches fire
A black church burned Tuesday night, 20 years after it was torched by two former members of the KKK.
Safety patrols increase around the State House
The S.C. Department of Public Safety increases patrols to make sure the State House is protected, the grounds are maintained and protesters are safe.
Williamsburg Church Fire, 20 Years After Burned by Former KKK Members
(WOLO) BREAKING TONIGHT... A black church is on fire.... 20 years after it was burned to the ground by two former members of the KKK.
Governor Haley Vetoes 87 Items in State Budget
On Tuesday, Governor Nikki Haley slashed $30 million from the state budget and vetoed 87 items.
Gov. Haley vetoes 87 SC budget items tallying $30 million
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has vetoed 87 items worth about $30 million from the Legislature's budget package.
Logging accident claims life of Timmonsville man
BISHOPVILLE, S.C. (AP) — A Timmonsville man has died in a logging accident in Lee County.
Stepped Up Security at State House near Confederate Flag
Stepped Up Security at State House near Confederate Flag in light of recent protests near the monument.
