IRS extends tax return deadlines for victims of Hurricane Ian
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced Friday that victims of Hurricane Ian will now have until Feb. 15, 2023 to file tax returns and make tax payments.
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City of Columbia to host Fire Prevention Parade Oct. 8
City of Columbia is hosting a Fire Prevention Parade at 11 am on Saturday, Oct. 8 as part of National Fire Prevention Week.
Teen accused of bringing loaded gun to Lower Richland H.S. arrested
A 17 year old Lower Richland High School student is charged after police say he brought a loaded, stolen gun on school property
Blythewood H.S. switches to E-Learning Thursday following 'active shooter' hoax
Richland Two School District announces plans to make a change in their schedule following threats made to several schools across the state including Blythewood High.
DHEC Health, Wellness, and Safety Fair
Today many community members attended the DHEC Health, Wellness, and Safety Fair and among them were Rose Wilson and her friend who were eager to learn about all the health vendors.
Crews help free Shrimp boat washed ashore Myrtle Beach
Clean up after Hurricane Ian continues here in South Carolina.
Average prices of new vehicles on the rise nationwide
According to Edmunds.com, the average price of a new vehicle is on the rise due to numerous shortages with auto parts.
Analytics company: US home rates on the decline
Home rates in the United States are on the decline.
Biden meets with DeSantis in Florida as he surveys Hurricane Ian damage
The president was visiting the hard-hit city of Fort Myers.
Goodwill launches website hoping to fund community-based programs
Goodwill announced the launch of an online website, marking its first online presence.
Governor Henry McMaster declares October 'South Carolina Manufacturing' month
Governor McMaster proclaimed October as South Carolina Manufacturing Month.
Dominion Energy to lower Neal Shoals dam water levels for maintenance
Dominion Energy says they temporarily lower water levels at the Neal Shoals dam to ensure the safety of crews performing maintenance at the Neal Shoals Hydroelectric Plant.
City of Columbia extending popular Food Truck Fridays through October
The City of Columbia plans to extend their initiative Food Truck Fridays through October.
FBI Columbia Office working with law enforcement after false shooting incidents
The FBI Columbia Office announced they are continuing to work with law enforcement partners after several false shooting incidents that occurred earlier today in SC schools.
Company expands to Spartanburg, creating 88 new jobs
Boysen USA is establishing operations at Spartanburg and is expected to create 88 new jobs in the county.
SLED investigating school threats
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)-- Investigators with the State Law Enforcement Division say they are looking into several reports at school shootings across the state which were determined to be hoaxes. Wednesday morning shootings were reported at at least eight different schools.…
14th annual Greg’s Groceries packing event to be held Oct. 6
Serve and Connect will host the 14th annual Greg’s Groceries Packing Day from 10 am to 1 pm on Oct. 6.
Newberry Middle School active-shooter call determined a hoax
Newberry Middle School was alerted to an active shooter on campus earlier today at 11:08 am.
Report: Shots fired at Beaufort HS
Beaufort Co., S.C. (WJCL)--The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office, Beaufort City Police Department, as well as other first responders are on scene at Beaufort High School for a report of shots fired. The call came in…
FBI Columbia: Stay alert to fraudulent charities after Hurricane Ian
The FBI Columbia field office is urging individuals to be alert to any possible fraudulent charities after last weeks Hurricane Ian impact.
