Richland deputies search for three burglary suspects
Richland County deputies need your help to find three suspects wanted for burglarizing multiple businesses this month.
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Irmo firefighters investigate fatal fire that killed 1 person
Irmo firefighters say 1 person is dead after an early morning house fire in Irmo and one is injured after the blaze.
Reading readiness discussed during education overhaul debate
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – State senators discussed the overhaul of the state’s education system Wednesday (3/13). Members of the State Education Subcommittee met to discuss the state’s reading curriculum. The Reading Readiness Program is part of the senate’s larger education reform bill. Educators who were there say it is critical that reading skills be implemented at an early age. Categories:…
Suspect wanted for using stolen credit card in Lexington
Lexington County deputies need your help to find a man accused of fraudulently using a stolen credit card.
Lexington High School student struck by car in serious but stable condition
Lexington County deputies say a Lexington High School student is in serious but stable condition after being hit by a car.
Statewide tornado drill starts at 9 this morning
South Carolina Emergency Management Division says the statewide tornado drill starts at 9 this morning at many locations.
SC lawmakers approve second reading for $9 billion spending plan
South Carolina lawmakers have voted this morning for a second reading of the $9 billion spending budget for the Palmetto State.
Blythewood HS teacher surprised with “Teacher of the Year” nomination
BLYTHEWOOD, SC (WOLO) – A midlands teacher got a big surprise Tuesday (3/12) morning. Blythewood High School’s teacher Sue Weems was named one of the finalists for “South Carolina Teacher of the Year.” Ms. Weems teaches tenth and eleventh grade English and has also published fifty short stories for children. The teacher of the year will be selected on May…
ABC Columbia News Update
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SC lawmakers may get sued over social media blocking
Lawyer: South Carolina lawmakers should stop blocking anyone from their social media pages who have not harassed or threatened them.
