COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – Experts say millennials make up the largest generation in the US but earn 20 percent less than the baby boomers did at the same age. Millennials in the Palmetto State aren’t fairing any better according to a recent ranking. Wallethub.com says South Carolina is the ninth worst state for millennials. The research found the state had…
CONWAY, SC (WOLO) – A mother in Conway is accused of refusing to get her son help after he was shot in the leg. Police say she then drove her little boy all the way to New York. Authorities say another child in the home fired the weapon. Watch the video above for the full story. Categories: Local News, News,…
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO) – Attorney General Alan Wilson says U.S. Representative Ralph Norman will not face charges for placing a loaded handgun on a table during a campaign event. In a statement released today, Wilson said the actions of the congressman do not warrant criminal prosecution and should not be pursued further. State Democrats called for an investigation after Norman…
South Carolina debated seceding from the Union more than 150 years ago, a decision that ultimately led to the Civil War. Now, the topic has come up again, amid a national debate over firearms and gun rights.
AUGUSTA, GA (WOLO) – A man gets the dream of a lifetime after shaking hands with a golf great in Augusta. Magic at #TheMasters…5 days after @jordsierra27 took to social media to see if her stepdad Shane Caldwell's dream of meeting @TigerWoods could come true in Augusta, the 4-time green jacket winner signs his glove & spends a moment with…
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NORTH CHARLESTON, SC (WOLO) – North Charleston Police are investigating the death of an infant left in a hot car Tuesday (4/4). According to CPD, the father of the infant informed them that “he was supposed to drop his child off to daycare but he forgot to do so.” The father was allegedly at work the entire day and realized…
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GREENVILLE, S.C. (WOLO) – Greenville is getting ready to welcome hundreds of artists and thousands of visitors to its downtown, Mother’s Day weekend, for the annual Artisphere festival. Browse the work of artists from across the nation, in addition to listening to music from a range of bands. The festival, taking place from May 11 to 13, is totally free. Good Morning…
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