Sumter Coroner identifies motor vehicle collision victim
The Sumter County Coroner has identified the name of the individual who died following a motor vehicle collision at the intersection of Boulevard Rd. and E Fulton St. on Feb. 6.
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UPDATE: Traffic lights at Elmwood Ave. & Assembly St. working
Columbia Police says the traffic lights at Elmwood Ave. & Assembly Street are now working and traffic has resumed to normal.
Pallidus relocating corporate headquarters to York County
Pallidus, a silicon carbide wafer semiconductor manufacturer, is relocating its corporate headquarters and manufacturing operations to York County.
S.C. State University Alumnus wins second Grammy award
Sunday night hundreds walked off the stage of the Grammy Awards with a miniature gramophone for their contribution to music over the past year. One of them is a South Carolina native.
CPD investigates deadly shooting along Two Notch Rd.
Columbia, SC (WOLO) --- The Columbia Police Department is actively searching the 2300 block of Two Notch Road, where they are gathering ballistics evidence left behind after getting reports of shots fired in the…
Production at USC's Law School will honor, show parallels of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Anne Frank
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) -- As we continue honoring Black History Month, a play happening Tuesday night at the University of South Carolina's Law School will pay tribute to two social justice…
Hundreds of 'ready to eat' food items recalled
(ABC News) --- More than 400 types of ready-to-eat food products sold under multiple brand labels have been recalled over possible listeria contamination. Fresh Ideation Food Group LLC announced the recall in a press release posted…
15 yr old charged for stabbing adoptive parents, killing one of them in Elgin
Deputies say one suspect is dead and a second is in critical condition.
Gas prices in Columbia average $3.07/gallon
Gas prices in Columbia have fallen over the past week!
President Biden to deliver State of the Union Address tomorrow
President Joe Biden will deliver his annual State of the Union Address tomorrow
Alex Murdaugh murder jury to hear financial crimes evidence
A judge ruled Monday he will allow jurors to hear evidence that disgraced South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh was stealing money from his law firm and clients and committing other financial crimes long before his wife and son were killed in 2021.
Major recall on ready-to-eat sandwiches, salads, snacks and more due to listeria concerns
The products in question were distributed in 10 states.
UPDATE: Garners Ferry & Leesburg Rd blocked after power line collision
Columbia Police have blocked the area along Garners Ferry & Leesburg Roads after an 18-wheeler accidentally struck power lines leading to a widespread power outage.
Registration open for spring break, summer camps at State Museum
The SC State Museum is welcoming campers ages 6 to 11 years old back to it's building this spring break and summer.
Women in Leadership workshop series offers candidates tips on running for office
SC Women in Leadership (WIL) is hosting a spring training workshop series beginning Feb. 11 to provide tips and information on what is needed to successfully run for office.
RCSD: Three Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center officers arrested
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott announced the arrest of three Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center (ASGDC) officers.
SC Republicans to appeal redistricting case to Supreme Court
A federal appeals court has denied South Carolina Republicans' motion for a stay in the ongoing challenge over the state's congressional district map.
Chinese balloon's downing creates spectacle over tourism hub
The downing of a suspected Chinese spy balloon just off South Carolina’s coast created a spectacle over one of the state’s tourism hubs and drew crowds reacting with a mixture of bewildered gazing, distress and cheers.
SC State Fair opens applications for 2023 college scholarships
The South Carolina State Fair is accepting applications for its 26th annual Ride of Your Life Scholarship program.
Lexington Police search for suspect accused of fraudulent purchase
The Lexington Police Department is asking the public's assistance in identifying a suspect who allegedly made a fraudulent purchase of over $500 at Food Lion on West Main Street.
