Derry Kehoe
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Columbia, SC, United States
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Kershaw Deputies Investigating Drive-by Shooting
The Kershaw County Sheriff says at least 10 shots were fired at a Camden residence on Friday morning. → Read More
Union Petitions NLRB For Election at Boeing Charleston
Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- A union representing more than 35,000 Boeing employees around the country have filed a petition with the National Labor → Read More
SC State Board Meets Monday Afternoon
Orangeburg, SC (WLTX) -- The South Carolina State Board of Trustees plans to meet by teleconference at 3:00PM Monday afternoon. On the agenda → Read More
W. Columbia Man Reported Missing Identified in Burned Vehicle
Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- 22-year-old Adam Berry was reported missing Wednesday, March 4th in West Columbia. The Orangeburg County Coroner has → Read More
Blue Bell Creameries Issues Recall for 8 Products
Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- The Blue Bell ice cream company has issued a product recall after some cases of Listeria were confirmed by the FDA → Read More
Free Shuttle Service for St. Pat's in Five Points Saturday
St. Pat's in Five Points Festival will offer free shuttle service from three parking locations Saturday. → Read More
Water Rescue Complete After Boat Capsized on Congaree River
Water Rescue Complete After Boat Capsized on Congaree River → Read More
Driver Charged After Leaving Car In Devine St. Building
Early Thursday a driver allegedly struck a vehicle on Devine Street in Columbia, causing his car to run into a store, and then left the accident scene → Read More
More Than 200,000 in SC Register For Health Insurance
Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reports that 210,331 South Carolina → Read More
Kids Hooded Sweatshirts Recalled
The Kroger company is recalling some fleece zippered hooded sweatshirts sold in child sizes, over a choking hazard. → Read More
Must-See Video: Man Rescues Dog That Fell Through Ice
Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- There are some people that will truly do anything to save a life, and this unidentified man from Russia is one → Read More
Case Over Howard's Rock Damaged Again
(WLTX) -- The Clemson Athletic Department confirmed that the case holding Howard's Rock was damaged sometime Wednesday → Read More
New Vista Restaurant Announced
Newk's Eatery will bring their fast-casual menu to Columbia's Vista this year. → Read More
Vehicle vs. Train Wreck in Orangeburg
Orangeburg, SC (WLTX) -- A vehicle attempted to beat a train to a street crossing in Orangeburg, and was struck by the CSX train after reportedly → Read More
Two Arrested for Lex. Co. School Break-Ins
Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- Lexington County Sheriff Lewis McCarty says two Lexington men were arrested in connection to break-ins that happened at two → Read More
Firing President Could Cost SC State More Than $340K
If Elzey is terminated without cause, SC State would be required by contract to pay his remaining salary. → Read More
Teenage Girl Arrested for Criminal Conduct With Toddler
Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- The Orangeburg County Sheriff was alerted to a video shared on a Social Media site, depicting a toddler performing a sexual → Read More
'Grill Marks' Restaurant To Open In The Vista
Grill Marks plans to open this summer at 711 Gervais Street in Columbia's Vista. → Read More
Pedestrian Killed Saturday in Orangeburg Identified
(WLTX) -- The identity of the pedestrian struck and killed on U.S. 301 late Saturday night has been released by the Orangeburg County Coroner. According to Orangeburg's Chief Deputy Coroner Sean Fogle, 61-year-old Wilmer Edison Hagy, of Dutton Street in Orangeburg, died due to blunt force trauma suffered when he was struck by a vehicle Saturday, February 14th in Orangeburg County. There were no… → Read More
Cold-Weather Safety Tips
Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- As colder weather edges into South Carolina, here are some important tips to protect you and your family. First and foremost, → Read More