Joyce Koh
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South Carolina Lawmakers Hope for Sports Trifecta
Columbia, SC (WLTX)- If you were to look closely in both the House and Senate chambers Tuesday, you would find garnet, black, and no shortage of enthusiasm. → Read More
Could South Carolina Legalize Open Carry?
House lawmakers are set to debate a bill that would make South Carolina an open carry state. → Read More
SC House Passes Bill to Expand Definition of Anti-Semitism
Columbia, SC (WLTX)- House lawmakers voted 103-3, passing a bill aimed to combat anti-semitism on college and universities in the wake of recent incidents nationwide. → Read More
Senate Committees Debate Ways to Fix Roads
The Senate spent their Wednesday in and out of transportation and finance committees, as they continue to work on roads legislation. → Read More
SC State University Presents $128M Budget
South Carolina State University presented their $128 million budget to the a House Ways and Means Subcommitte Tuesday. → Read More
Richland County Prepares Election Equipment For Primaries
Columbia, SC (WLTX)-With South Carolina being the first state in the South to vote in the presidential primaries, election coordinators say its important for you to cast that ballot. → Read More
Lawmakers React to Gov. Haley's State of State Speech
Columbia, SC (WLTX)- Although Gov. Nikki Haley book ended her speech around unifying moments following the Charleston Massacre, some lawmakers say her words on the state's big issues in between was divisive. → Read More
Group Against Lawmakers Enacting Gas Tax Increase
Columbia, SC (WLTX)- As lawmakers in the Senate talk about their roads plan, one group is lobbying against passing a gas tax. → Read More
Gov. Haley on VP Bid: 'It's Not Something I Want'
After gaining national attention over the last year and heightened speculation of vice presidential hopes, Governor Nikki Haley told local media Friday that she has no desire of being on a campaign ticket this fall. → Read More
No Compromise Yet in Senate Roads Group
Columbia, SC (WLTX)- Although Senators were optimistic on reaching a roads bill compromise by the end of the day Thursday, they will still be in talks come next week. → Read More
House OKs Big Changes for Moped Drivers
The South Carolina House of Representatives passed a comprehensive moped bill onto the Senate Thursday morning. → Read More
Senate Could Reach Compromise on Roads Soon
Columbia, SC (WLTX)- A compromise on the state's roads plan could be reached as soon as Thursday among a group of senators. → Read More
Master Development Plan for Killian Crossing
Columbia, SC (WLTX)- With the Chick-fil-a in Northeast Columbia off of Killian Rd. set to open up later this week, it joins some of the first in an area that plans to be developed into 400 acres of retail shops, restaurants, hotels and more. → Read More
Stories Emerge of Problems with DSS in Domestic Violence Situations
Columbia, SC (WLTX)- More than a dozen people spoke Wednesday about their experiences with the Department of Social Services, many of which surrounded problems with domestic violence situations. → Read More
Behind the Scenes Look at Columbia's Fireworks
The fireworks show is the grand finale of Famously Hot New Years, symbolizing the end to 2015 and the start of 2016. → Read More
Couple's Stolen Handicap Van Recovered
Columbia, SC (WTLX)- After having their handicap van stolen from their home on Christmas, a Columbia couple got a new van donated to → Read More
FEMA Deadline Approaches, Questions Remain
Columbia, SC (WLTX)- The deadline for federal assistance through FEMA is quickly approaching, and many questions still remain as problems continue to rise. → Read More
Pawmetto Lifeline Delivers Furry Friends on Christmas Morning
Columbia, SC (WLTX) - Six families in the Midlands got a new addition to their home on Christmas morning by way of a surprise delivery by Pawmetto Lifeline. → Read More
Fate of Flood Destroyed Title Max Building
Destruction from the October flood still remains, and one visible reminder for those in Columbia is the destroyed Title Max and Liberty Income Tax building on Devine Street that hasn't yet been demolished. → Read More
Severe Flooding Continues in an Irmo Neighborhood
Residents in an Irmo subdivision experienced the tragic October Flood, but the rainfall Monday night was the fourth time the neighborhood has had to deal with the rushing waters. → Read More