Irmo Firefighter James Muller’s funeral underway
Hundreds of local firefighters and community members are saying their goodbyes to a Midlands firefighter killed in the line of duty.
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Gov. McMaster sending SC National Guard to Southern Border
This is not the first time the South Carolina Guard has served at the border, they also did so in 2021.
Colleges to be able to hide student race, ethnicity
More than 1,000 colleges in the United States allow students to apply for admission through the Common Application and soon those colleges will be able to hide information about a student's race and ethnicity.
American Airlines cancels no flights over Memorial Day
American Airlines says it canceled zero flights over Memorial Day weekend.
Dispatch audio from shooting that killed Cyrus Carmack-Belton released
ABC Columbia News was provided the dispatch audio from the shooting that killed 14 year-old Cyrus Carmack-Belton.
Attorney releases statement on murder of 14 year-old
Attorney Todd Rutherford has released a statement regarding the death of Cyrus Carmack-Belton, 14, at a Shell gas station in Columbia during the weekend.
Increase in crime can be connected to warm weather
Temperatures are not the only thing heating up, warmer weather can be the blame for tempers flaring.
Richland deputies investigate jail stabbing
The victim was transported to the hospital with multiple stab wounds to his upper and lower body.
Sunscreen mistakes many people make leaving skin unprotected
It's the unofficial start of Summer! And as you spend more time outside don't forget to protect your skin from the sun!
Mega Millions makes a Midlands resident a bit richer
Columbia, SC (WOLO) -- Someone in the Midlands is a little richer after winning $10,000 on a ticket for Friday's Mega Millions drawing. The ticket was sold at White Pond Food and Beverage…
Bus driver, passenger get into shoot out over bus stop
Police are investigating after a driver and passenger shot at each other on a CATS bus in Charlotte.
SC State Museum provides autism training to Summer Camp Educators
The South Carolina State Museum and the South Carolina Department of Disabilities and Special Needs are teaming up to offer training to the museum's Summer Camp Educators, hoping to better serve children with autism and other special needs.
Eddie's new flying friend at EdVenture Children’s Museum!
A popular destination for kids here in Columbia is rebranding itself in part by switching out a certain well-known insect.
South Carolina gas station owner makes 1st court appearance on murder charge in teen's death
A South Carolina gas station owner accused of chasing a 14-year-old boy from his store and fatally shooting him in the back made his first court appearance Tuesday on a murder charge in the death.
South Carolina sheriff's office: 1 killed, 5 injured in Memorial Day shooting
One person was killed and five others injured in a shooting on Memorial Day in South Carolina, authorities said.
Home prices rose in March, 2nd month in a row
U.S. home prices seem to be in recovery mode.
Gas prices in Columbia $3.09/average
The price of a gallon of gas here in Columbia has fallen 2 cents since last week.
Lexington Coroner ID's fatality in Two Notch Road single-vehicle collision
The Lexington Coroner has identified the individual who died in a single-vehicle collision in the 4000 block of Two Notch Road in the Gilbert area at approximately 7 a.m. on May 29.
Sumter Police: $5K stolen goods found; man charged
Sumter Police say a local man faces charges after $5,000 worth of stolen merchandise was confiscated from his home.
5 Columbia men sentenced to federal prison following armed bank robbery
The U.S. Department of Justice says five Columbia men have been sentenced collectively to more than 42 years in federal prison after the armed robbery of a bank ATM on Fairfield Road.
