Richland Two hosts conversation on the importance of inclusion in schools and community
Richland School District Two is inviting the public to attend a community conversation on the importance of inclusion in schools and the community.
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One-third of US households used government's free COVID test website: CDC
Younger Americans were more likely to use the test kits than older Americans.
Riverbanks Zoo and Gardens welcomes two rare blue-billed curassow hatchlings
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden has something to chirp about.
81st Commemoration of Doolittle Raid on Sunday
One of the most famous air raids in history with roots in the Midlands will be remembered tomorrow.
Lower Richland High School Alumni Foundation receives $800K grant to help reduce crime
The effort to lower crime in Lower Richland got a financial boost today.
Narcan maker aims to lower cost
The maker of Narcan nasal spray is working to lower the cost of the life-saving product.
Attorneys general demand federal recall of Kia, Hyundai due to security flaw
A coalition of attorneys general are demanding a federal recall of Kia and Hyundai vehicles that are highly vulnerable to theft due to a security flaw.
New Fisher House for Veterans and their families opens in Columbia
According to the Fisher House Foundation, Veteran families can stay at one of the homes free of charge while a loved one is in the hospital.
Celia Dial Saxon becomes 1st African American with building name on USC Columbia campus
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) -- The University of South Carolina held a dedication ceremony for the Celia Dial Saxon Residence Hall on Lincoln street. According to university officials, Saxon is…
Sumter Sheriff asks public for assistance with murder investigation
Sumter deputies are continuing an investigation into the murder of Stephen Edward Collins.
After 4 US price cuts, Tesla raises cost for older models
After cutting U.S. vehicle prices four times this year, Tesla raised them overnight on its slow-selling more expensive models
AG Wilson: SC received almost $79 million in tobacco settlement funds
SC Attorney General Alan Wilson announced the state received $78,999,470.88 from the annual Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement.
IKEA to spend $2 billion on 8 new stores in the U.S.
Ikea is planning to spend more than $2 billion to open 8 new locations in the U.S.
Elon Musk removes Twitter blue checks
Twitter began purging blue verification check-marks from users who have not paid for its subscription service to authenticate accounts.
Orangeburg deputies: Teenager faces murder charges in 41 year-old's death
A teenager is in custody in connection with a deadly shooting earlier this month in Orangeburg.
Report: Book bans on the rise
A new report says book bans are rising and nearly a third of them are a direct result of new restrictive state laws, including in South Carolina.
Cayce police find missing endangered children; mother arrested
Cayce police say two kids taken by their mother have been found safe while their mother has been arrested.
Lexington Police: Man arrested after sending obscene material to undercover detective
The Lexington Police arrested Joshua Lenard Rivers, 30, following an undercover investigation where he attempted to meet with a minor for sex.
Biden could announce 2024 reelection run as soon as next week, aides say
Next Tuesday is seen as a likely target for an announcement.
$50,000 Powerball ticket set to expire; purchased at QT on Ft. Jackson Blvd.
If you frequently buy your Powerball tickets at the Quiktrip on Fort Jackson Boulevard in Columbia, you may want to listen up.
