Columbia,SC (WOLO) ---- A local restaurant is now open in Columbia. The owner Brandon Johnson says opening up in the middle of a pandemic left him facing plenty adversity. Still, he wasn't going to…
Myrtle Beach, SC (WPDE) ---- State Health officials say if you are waiting to get the Johnson & Johnson one shot COVID-19 vaccine, don't wait, get vaccinated…
Columbia, SC (WOLO) -- It appears all is right with the world again, after thousands of Facebook and Instagram users say they scrambled to find out if they were the only ones…
Lexington Co.,SC (WOLO) ---- The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department arrests a man accused of Obtaining Goods Under False Pretenses. According to an arrest warrant, 29 year old James Brandon Jordan offered…
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control wants to remind all South Carolinians that the best vaccine you can get is the one in your arm. During their board meeting Thursday, health officials say nearly seven million COVID-19 tests have been conducted in the state, and more than 2.3 million vaccines have been administered.
Representatives have advanced a South Carolina hate crime bill after it passed a third reading Thursday. The bill will now head to the Senate to be voted on.
The state's largest urgent care network is paying more than $22 million to settle false claims act allegations.
Prisma Health is still scheduled to hold their free annual health and wellness event next month. This year's event will be conducted virtually. WellFest 2021 will be May 22 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
DHEC reports 495 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 20 new deaths in South Carolina.
A growing number of states are bringing back a search for work requirement to keep unemployment benefits. According to unemploymentpua.com, South Carolina, North Carolina, Nevada and Idaho recently added a work mandate to its jobless benefits.
The York County Sheriff's Office speaks about the shooting in Rock Hill that left five dead and the suspected shooter, former NFL player Phillip Adams
Myrtle Beach, SC (WPDE) --- Wednesday we heard from the woman who has filed a lawsuit against Governor Henry McMaster after he directed state employees who are working from home to return to…
Lexington, SC (WOLO) --- Lexington Police say one of their main priorities is making sure residents and those coming into the area are staying safe. The department saying they have been working on…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) - State leaders have started responding to a lawmakers's comments about why he voted against the hate crime bill moving its way through the South Carolina legislature. The bill known as the Clementa Pinckney Bill passed its…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - The South Carolina House has approved a so-called constitutional carry bill that would let state residents carry guns openly without a permit. Lawmakers voted 69-47 in favor of the bill Wednesday. Several weeks ago, lawmakers approved…
Tuesday night, the University of South Carolina's biggest donor ended her association with the university after it failed to acknowledge her mother's passing. In a letter to the Board of Trustees, which was obtained by the Post and Courier, Moore stated, “the deepest regret of my life is the effort and resources I have expended on your behalf.”
South Carolina's hate crime legislation is one step closer to becoming law. Wednesday afternoon, the measure known as the Clementa Pinckney Bill passed its first reading in the House. The bill's sponsors say it will send a clear message that hate is not tolerated in South Carolina.
Governor Henry McMaster named the next director of the Department of Health and Human Services. Wednesday afternoon, the governor announced Robert Kerr will take over the position he previously held between 2003-2007. Prior to that he was employed by the agency for more than 20 years.
Wednesday, Attorney General Alan Wilson and several state lawmakers took part in the 10th Annual Children's Advocacy Day. Groups such as the Children’s Advocacy Centers, the Children’s Trust Program and Silent Tears help sponsor the day to bring child abuse to light.
State officials have recognized the month of April as the Month of the Military Child. It’s a chance to celebrate children all across the nation who make sacrifices and overcome many challenges.
