Judge begins to examine jurors in Murdaugh case
Alex Murdaugh’s defense team was back in a Columbia courtroom on Friday to continue their push for a retrial on his double murder conviction.
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Clemson University warns poultry owners about possible Bird-Flu
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)-- Officials with Clemson University say anyone with a backyard flock should isolate their birds from any wild water-birds and the bodies of water they inhabit.
Pro-Biden super PAC launches ad featuring Rep. Clyburn ahead of South Carolina's lead-off primary
A super political action committee supporting President Joe Biden’s reelection is aiming to boost the Democrat's primary campaign in lead-off South Carolina with a television ad featuring Rep. Jim Clyburn, the state's senior congressman whose endorsement boosted Biden's 2020 run.
First Lady Jill Biden to speak at Columbia event
First Lady Jill Biden, Ph.D. is coming to the Capital City to headline the South Carolina Educators for Biden-Harris campaign event.
Many parents are financially subsidizing their adult children
Most parents expect to pay for their children until they become adults.
Ford recalls nearly 2M SUVs for windshield
Ford is recalling nearly two-million explorer SUVs over an issue with a piece of the trim near the windshield.
Several railroad crossings set to close for maintenance, repairs
The Lexington County Sheriff's Department wants residents, and those who may be planning to drive in the area to be aware of upcoming closures for several railroad crossings
Explicit photos of Taylor Swift flooding the internet are reportedly A.I. generated
Pornographic pictures of one of the most famous singers in the world has flooded the internet
Republican National Committee plans to soon consider declaring Trump the 'presumptive 2024 nominee'
The Republican National Committee is expected to consider a resolution next week to declare Donald Trump the party’s “presumptive 2024 nominee," even though only two states have voted and the former president has nowhere near the requisite number of delegates to clinch the mantle.
SCDNR conducting annual Baltimore Oriole Winter Survey
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SC governor highlights education in 'State of State' address
As far as higher education, he plans to increase technical college scholarships, freeze in-state tuition and have the Education Oversight Committee review South Carolina’s 33 public institutions of higher education.
California Governor, DNC Chair among speakers at Morris College rally
"It's as different as daylight and darkness. Liberalism or illiberalism. Rights being regressed or a world that can be transformed. Fighting for the future or putting America in reverse," says California Governor Gavin Newsom.
3 Midlands people indicted in interstate child sex trafficking conspiracy
A federal grand jury in Columbia returned a 10-count indictment charging three Columbia-area defendants in a child sex trafficking conspiracy, said the Department of Justice.
Darlington Raceway's next NASCAR throwback weekend going back to racing's roots
Darlington Raceway is going back to racing's roots for its latest NASCAR throwback next May.
Chipotle expands benefits to attract 19,000 new workers for "burrito season"
Seasonal work for the winter holidays may be over but now job seekers have a new place to look.
FAFSA changes could unlock more than $1B in aid
The Department of Education is adjusting this year’s free application for federal student aid.
Amazon's Ring to shutter video-sharing program with police
Amazon’s Ring is shutting down its video-sharing program that’s popular with police.
S.C. Democratic party responds to 'State of the State' address
The governor's speech was followed up Wednesday night by the Democratic response.
Gov. Henry McMaster outlines successes and challenges facing SC during 7th 'State of the State' address
One thing Governor Henry McMaster wants to see changed in South Carolina is the way judges are selected in the state.
Dozens gather at S.C. State House for 'Liberty and Justice Rally'
Local community leaders and politicians met at the state house to hold what they're calling a "Liberty and Justice rally."
