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Sheriff: State needs laws against hate crime, FBI contacted regarding case involving former Cardinal Newman student
Press conference, town hall set for Thursday in wake of disturbing post by former Cardinal Newman student
Search continues for missing girl after her mother was found dead in Sumter
Search continues for missing girl after her mother was found dead
Police: Two suspects wanted after finding drugs and guns during search warrant
Columbia Police need your help to find two wanted suspects, after they found guns, drugs and cash during a search warrant.
Sen. Cory Booker pushes proposed gun law changes during visit to Emanuel AME
CHARLESTON, SC (CNN) ---In the wake of two mass shootings a 2020 Presidential hopeful spoke today at the site of the worst mass shooting in South Carolina history. Wednesday morning New Jersey Senator…
2 countries issue travel warnings about the U.S. amid mass shootings
Two countries issued travel warnings to their citizens about the United States following two mass shootings that killed 31 people.
Police: Woman charged with DUI after killing man walking near Williams Brice Stadium
The Columbia Police Department has arrested one woman in connection with a fatal accident involving a pedestrian at the intersection of Bluff Road and George Rogers Boulevard on Tuesday night.
Sumter County judge denies bond for double murder suspect
SUMTER, S.C. (WOLO) --A Sumter County judge denied bond for the suspect in the murder of a Sumter woman and the disappearance of her five-year-old daughter, Navaeh Adams. On Wednesday, the only time Daunte…
SC man sentenced to life in prison after raping and impregnating 10-year-old girl
A Estill man was convicted of the raping and impregnating a 10-year-old girl in court on Wednesday.
Fmr. Columbia Police chief pleads guilty to gun and drug charge in federal court
The U.S. Attorney Office says the former Columbia Police chief has entered from a non-guilty to guilty plea in U.S. District Court.
Parents share statement of concern over student threat at Cardinal Newman
Parents of students at Cardinal Newman School are still expressing their concerns, several days after they were informed of a threat by a student to shoot up the school.
City Council approves program allowing parking tickets to be paid with school supply donations
The Columbia City Council unanimously voted in favor of allowing parking tickets to be paid with the donation of school supplies.
New polls show where Democratic presidential candidates rank after debates
Thousands watched as 22 Democratic Presidential candidates took center stage last week. Here's who won, lost according to a Quinnipiac Poll conduct by phone August 1st.
Report: Bond denied for confessed killer of Sumter mother, daughter
Bond hearing today for suspect who police say confessed to killing Sumter mother, daughter
Suspect wanted in string of fraud cases in Lexington
Investigators with the Lexington County Police Department are turning to the public to help them identify a suspect they say is involved in a series of credit fraud incidents.
Victim in Putnam Street shooting has died: CPD
Columbia Police are on the scene of a shooting on Putnam Street.
Congressman Clyburn visits UofSC's "Justice for All" exhibit ahead of closing
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) - The University of South Carolina's civil rights exhibit has drawn thousands of guests since its opening earlier this year. Congressman Jim…
Man wanted for forcing woman to ATM at gunpoint
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) - Richland County deputies need help identifying a man they say forced a woman to withdraw money from an ATM at gunpoint. On July…
Police searching landfills for Sumter 5-year-old after suspect confessed to putting child's body in a dumpster
Sumter police are still looking for a 5-year-old who went missing after her mother was found dead in their apartment Monday night.
Medicare genetic-testing scam spreading in SC targeting the elderly
SC Department of Consumer Affairs is warning consumers of the latest scam that is spreading across the state offering "free" DNA testing services through their Medicare coverage.
