SC7 Expedition in July hopes to help residents gain an appreciation for the outdoors
The third annual SC7 Expedition follows the Palmetto Trail from the mountains to the sea.
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SCDPS urges safety during Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
The South Carolina Department of Public Safety tell us motorcyclists deaths accounted for 14% of all highway deaths in 2020.
SC House approves bill over unproven abortion pill reversal
The South Carolina House has approved a bill that require doctors to tell women who seek medication to have an abortion that there is an unproven way to reverse the procedure.
Deadly train collision in Richland County
RICHLAND COUNTY, S.C. (WOLO) - The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating a deadly accident involving a train on Hobart Drive. According to police it happened on Saturday, April 30th at 4:30 p.m. Investigators say a 2017 Hyundai was traveling…
One person dead after shooting at Columbia apartment complex
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) - Columbia Police Department is investigating a deadly shooting at an apartment complex. According to investigators, a female was fatally shot at Latimer Manor Apartments on Friday, April 29. Officers received a shot-spotter alert and were dispatched…
Google adds ways to keep your personal information private
Google has expanded options for keeping personal information private from online searches.
Red Cross of SC looking for more volunteers ahead of National Hurricane Preparedness Week
As forecasters predict another active hurricane season this year, the American Red Cross of South Carolina is looking for new volunteers to respond to a growing number of climate-driven disasters.
RiverDogs hosting N. Charleston ballplayers at 'The Joe' to finish game paused by gunfire
The Charleston RiverDogs are helping some young baseball players finish up a game that was halted by shots fired in North Charleston.
Dept. of Consumer Affairs releases annual ID Theft and Scams report
According to the report, South Carolina consumers lost more than $6.4 million to ID theft or scams last year.
Owner of dogs that mauled a SC woman appears in court
The owner of a pack of dogs that brutally attacked a South Carolina woman last month appeared in court Thursday. Justin Minor is charged with three counts of owning dangerous animals attacking a human, a rabies violation and at least one other related charge. Kyleen Waltman was critically injured in the March incident, and had to have both her arms amputated.
Mother of Rock Hill teen shot to death faces suspect in court
The family of one of the three teenager shot to death in Rock Hill Tuesday faced the suspected gunman as he appeared in court Thursday
SC State University names its 13th president
South Carolina State University's Board of Trustees name Alexander Conyers as the HBCU's 13th president
Activists speak out at the State House over failure to pass hate crime bill
Activists groups, state lawmakers and dozens of supporters joined at the State House today, blaming the Senate for allowing South Carolina to be one of just two states failing to pass a hate crime bill.
DHEC: 2,074 new cases of COVID-19, two new deaths in SC last week
DHEC reports 2,074 new cases of COVID-19 and two new deaths in the state last week.
South Carolina House chooses Murrell Smith as new speaker
The Republican from Sumter is vowing to work with all members in a chamber where nearly two-thirds of the members are Republicans.
SCDEW reports increase in initial unemployment insurance claims
SCDEW says there was an increase in the number of first time unemployment insurance claims filed in the Palmetto State last week.
Owner of Carolina Panthers breaks silence over Rock Hill facility
The owner of the Carolina Panthers speaks out for the first time concerning the Rock Hill practice facility. This is the first news conference David Tepper has held of any kind since December of 2020
New images from the Gills Creek Apartment fire
The Columbia - Richland Fire department continues searching for the cause of an apartment fire that broke out Wednesday afternoon
Hate Crime bill fails to pass S.C. Senate
The Hate Crime bill failed to pass the Senate leaving South Carolina as just one of two states that does not have a law on the books to criminalize acts of hate.
Racist massacre survivor urges hate crimes law in S Carolina
Backers of the bill turned Wednesday to one of the survivors of one of the most heinous racist shooting attacks in memory to press their case.
