Rudolph Isley of 'The Isley Brothers' dies at 84
One of the founding members of the R&B group The Isley Brothers has died
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Cattle and agriculture -- the 1869 origins of the SC State Fair
"And so a group of farmers from South Carolina petitioned the legislature in 1869 to hold an annual agricultural exhibition, and voila! Here comes the State Agriculture Mechanical Society of South Carolina, now known as the South Carolina State Fair," says Smith.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month: A look at detection
Now to raising awareness about breast cancer this October and we are talking about detection
Newberry deputies search for attempted burglary suspect
Deputies say they are searching the area around Ira Kinard Road for James Peterson.
ABC's of Education: Orangeburg students to take pledge against gun violence
More than 13,000 students at Orangeburg-area schools will take a pledge against gun violence
Capitol Hill remains without a House Speaker
On Capitol Hill Republicans have nominated majority leader Steve Scalise to be speaker of the house, but the question remains, will he have the 217 votes he needs on the house floor to become speaker?
Local Living: Touch A Truck, Wine & Beerfest
Here's a look at what's happening around the Midlands in your look at Local Living brought to you by MUSC Health.
154TH South Carolina State Fair kicks off with cloudy, yet busy opening day
In addition to the popular food and rides, the state fair also presents several exhibits and plenty of live entertainment.
77% of youth cannot qualify for military service, non-profit "Mission: Readiness" aims to help
"It's a challenge today and if this trend continues, what we're going to have in the future generations of an all volunteer force -- is no force," says Former South Carolina Secretary of Veterans' Affairs, Will Grimsley.
Gov. declares 'Israel Solidarity Week' in South Carolina
The governor's proclamation re-affirms South Carolina and the United States' support of Israel following the attack by Hamas.
Halloween candy spending may be down this year
One survey says people won't be buying as much Halloween Candy this year
Community members gather to mourn Israeli victims
Faith leaders and community members mourning the lives lost in israel at the Jewish Community Center on Flora Drive.
S.C. Congressional redistricting map to be challenged in U.S. Supreme Court
Columbia, SC (WOLO) --- The U.S. Supreme court will hear a challenge to South Carolina’s Congressional redistricting map starting Wednesday. In Alexander Versus South Carolina State Conference of the N.A.A.C.P. The plaintiffs…
Flyers with Anti-Semitic propaganda circulating in area neighborhood
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is investigating the appearance of several flyers that officials say were left on various driveways in the Lake Carolina neighborhoods Tuesday morning.
RCSD searches for man accused of an Attempted Robbery
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is hoping someone may recognize a man they are searching for accused of an Attempted Robbery
Local intelligence and defense expert discusses Israel-Hamas war
"Israel was brutally attacked by a terrorist organization. And Israel is striking back at a terrorist organization. They are not going after the Palestinian people. And here is something to think about, all Palestinian people are not Hamas, but all Hamas are Palestinian people. So we have to be able to differentiate that," Chandler says.
Person killed in Darlington County school campus shooting
Police responded to a shooting at the Darlington-Lee Adult Education campus on Tuesday, according to the Darlington County School District.
South Carolina releases 2023 Report Cards for schools
According to a department spokesperson, 22.5 percent of schools received an overall rating of Excellent, the highest rating in the state’s education accountability system, representing an almost two percent increase from the previous year.
Fairfield Co. nuclear plant gets warning over another cracked emergency fuel pipe
Small cracks have been found a half-dozen times in the past 20 years in pipes that carry fuel to emergency generators that provide cooling water for a reactor if electricity fails at the V.C. Summer plant near Columbia, according to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Walgreens works walk out demanding change
Employees at two of the country's largest drugstore chains are demanding change.
