Keeping SC Residents Connected
A state agency is looking to keep South Carolinians connected.
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Whooping Cough Vaccine Loses Punch Too Fast
Researchers have zeroed in on a possible explanation for the biggest whooping cough outbreak in decades.
Last Theater Shooting Victim Leaves CO Hospital
The final patient remaining in the hospital after being wounded during the mass shooting at a suburban Denver movie theater has left the hospital.
Columbia "Cook Out" Suspect Arrested
The man accused in the Cook Out shooting that happened in Five Points July 21st has been arrested.
Death of Man in National Forest Ruled SC Homicide
MONCKS CORNER, S.C. (AP) _ The Berkeley County Coroner says the death of a man whose body was found in the Francis Marion National Forest was a homicide.
Ambassador Wilkins: American Soil is Sovereign Soil
Wednesday Ambassador David Wilkins, who served in Canada, reacted to the kiling of Ambassador Christopher Stevens in Libya.
Gag Order Denied Against Sheriff Leon Lott
A judge has rejected a motion to issue a gag order against Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott regarding the highly publicized Gabrielle Swainson case; however, she warns him and all trial participants to proceed with caution moving forward.
USC International Business Program No. 1
The University of South Carolina is in the top ten in football, but its number one in international business.
City Adds Items to Recyclable List
Columbia is going greener. Wednesday the city added several items to its recyclable list.
DEW: SC businesses to likely see tax decrease
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina's unemployment agency may pay $150 million less in benefits this year by clamping down on who qualifies.
Obama Vows To 'Bring Justice' To Killers
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama is vowing to work with Libya's government to bring to justice the killers of the U.S. ambassador to that country and three other Americans.
Folly Beach Permanent Drinking Ban
FOLLY BEACH, S.C. (AP) -- The temporary ban on drinking on the beach at Folly Beach is now permanent.
DHEC warns State Fair visitors about new swine flu
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina health officials are warning visitors to the upcoming state fair to be vigilant about a new strain of swine flu.
Indecent Exposure at School Bus Stop
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) -- Columbia Police are looking for a man they say exposed himself to five young girls at a school bus stop.
Consumer Minute: Sleeping enough with the school schedule
School is back in full swing, and sometimes that adds challenges when it comes to the sleep schedule. Crysty Vaughan has suggestions on how you can balance between work and sleep in this edition of the Consumer Minute.
2 plead guilty in SC pizza shop manager's death
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Two men have pleaded guilty in the shooting death of a Columbia-area pizza shop manager last year.
Chief Justice urges public support of court system
SUMTER, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina Chief Justice Jean Toal says the public needs to support the court system because it has a direct impact on the state's economy.
NRC to meet with Duke Energy on Catawba safety
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Federal nuclear regulators are meeting with Duke Energy officials about apparent violations at a South Carolina plant that lost offsite power in April.
SC Woman Leads Police on Chase Drinking Tequila
Georgetown County sheriff's deputies say a Murrells Inlet woman is in jail after leading them on a high speed chase and then getting out of her car drinking from a bottle of tequila.
Remembering 9/11
It's one of the worst tragedies to ever take place on U.S. Soil. 11 years ago hundreds of first responders lost their lives as the twin towers came crumbling down. Tuesday night, local ems, fire, police, and members of the military gathered to honor their fallen brothers and sisters.
