Forest Acres residents head to the polls Tuesday
Columbia, SC (WOLO) ---Voters in forest acres will choose a new Mayor in the city's General Election. Frank Brunson... who served as the City's Mayor since 2003, announced he will not…
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President Biden orders flags be flown half staff honoring Texas victims
Flags across the state are at half staff this week to honor those shot and killed in Allen Texas over the weekend.
AG Wilson says Biden trying to save right whale in the wrong way
Wilson says the rule has the potential to disrupt South Carolina's economy and boating and fishing industries.
USC, Lexington School District One invited to Capitol Hill
In tonight's ABC's of Education, we're highlighting how some area students are blazing a trail in S.T.E.M. fields.
Carolina Squat bill passes House and Senate
Other states like North Carolina and Virginia have banned the Carolina Squat, saying it makes it too difficult for the driver to see over the truck's dashboard.
Bill protecting identity of companies who supply lethal injection drugs passes SC Senate
A bill that protects the identities of pharmaceutical companies who supply drug used for capital punishment has now passed.
Abortion laws may determine college decisions from students
High school students recently took to the State House to make decisions of the next stage of their lives whether that's college or trade school. However, their motivations may not be entirely financial when weighing…
Tim Scott sets May 22 announcement for 2024 presidential bid
Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina is nearly ready to reveal his decision on entering the race for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, saying Sunday that he would make an announcement on May 22.
Abortion ban bill fails in state Senate
The State Senate failed to pass a bill that would have banned abortion in the state.
Nikki Haley weighs in on Bud Light controversy
Former Governor Nikki Haley is weighing in on the controversy surrounding Bud Light and its recognition of transgender actress and influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
Tim Scott says he will make presidential race decision by end of May
Senator Tim Scott is getting closer to making a decision on whether or not he will officially enter the presidential race.
Nikki Haley calls for consensus on abortion
Speaking in Virginia this morning, Nikki Haley discussed her thoughts on abortion and what course of action she would pursue if elected president.
President Biden announces re-election campaign
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris announced they will run for a second term at the White House today.
Youngest intruder at the White House
A curious toddler earned the title of one of the tiniest white house intruders Tuesday afternoon.
SC Senate passes 'Catch & Release' reform bill
The South Carolina Senate has voted unanimously passing H.B. 3532, a bond reform bill to make it harder for violent criminals to get out of jail.
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