Victims of the Emanuel A.M.E. Massacre remembered
Religious leaders gathered in Charleston at the Emanuel A.M.E Church to honor the nine church members gunned down during bible study seven years ago Friday.
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Lexington PD holds 'Stop the Bleed' training
In the wake of recent mass shootings , Lexington Police will be offering monthly training courses to help citizens prepare for similar scenarios.
Drug bottles recalled for not meeting child resistance standards
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is recalling more than 400-thousand medication bottles from Kroger and Walgreens.
The COMET holds public meeting for input
The COMET is looking for public input from area residents to help them make any adjustments to the transportation system making it easier for you to use.
Remembering the Emmanuel AME Church shooting in Charleston seven years later
Today marks seven years since the Mother Emmanuel AME Church shooting in Charleston.
Deputies investigating the murder a couple in their Simpsonville home
In the Upstate, deputies are investigating after a couple in their mid-60's were found murdered in their Simpsonville home.
Final results should avoid Democratic education race runoff
South Carolina's election board meets Friday to finalize the results for this week's primaries, which should confirm that Democratic Education Superintendent candidate Lisa Ellis narrowly avoided a runoff.
Midlands power outages
Some homes are in the dark throughout the Midlands after torrential downpours hit the Midlands
Phone call recordings from Alex Murdaugh in jail
Murdaugh made 121 calls from October 2021 until February 2022.
SC Senate calls for amendments to restrain federal spending
The South Carolina Senate approved a proposal on Wednesday calling for the convention of states to pass constitutional amendments that restrain the federal government's power — but the state House failed to act on the bill before the session ended.
Family of Gloria Satterfield creating foundation in her honor
Loved ones say this foundation will try to start a new, “positive” chapter in their journey since Gloria’s death.
State leaders join members of the Alzheimer's Association in honor of Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month
Today, Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette and other state leaders joined the Alzheimer's Association at the State House to honor families with a loved one in cognitive decline.
SC Supreme Court considers disbarring Alex Murdaugh, hearing set for Wednesday
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCIV) — The Supreme Court of South Carolina will hold a hearing on Wednesday to consider if Alex Murdaugh should be disbarred. On Thursday, officials said Murdaugh will appear in front of the Supreme Court on June 22 "to…
3rd-place Republican backs Weaver in South Carolina Ed race
The third-place finisher in the GOP primary for South Carolina's top education job has endorsed school choice advocate Ellen Weaver, aiming to give the think tank CEO a boost in the Republican runoff.
SCDEW: Increase in first time unemployment insurance claims last week
According to SCDEW, there was an increase in the number of South Carolinians who applied for fist time unemployment insurance benefits last week.
Lawmaker's return to capital to address state budget
Lawmakers were back at the state capital Wednesday to address some unfinished business. One of the main issues on the agenda was the state's budget.
Cunningham speaks out just hours after Democratic governor primary win
Democratic Congressman Joe Cunningham speaks out hours after becoming Democratic nominee to run against Republican Governor Henry McMaster in November.
Gov. McMaster signs Rena Grant Sickle Cell Disease Voluntary Patient Recovery Act into law
The measure calls on DHEC to create a voluntary registry of sickle cell patients in South Carolina, in order to study the prevalence of the disease in the state and improve the overall treatment of those patients.
Study ranks SC as 8th worst state for working dads
South Carolina isn't doing its dads any favors according to a new study.
Summer Break Cafe give free meals to children age 18 and under
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) - The South Carolina Department of Education is giving free meals for children during the summer months. Its through a program called Summer Break Cafe that is funded by the USDA. “We can not do this mission…
