Ashley Jones
Thanks to one of our reporters, a Fairfield County father could be expecting some changes at his daughter’s school.
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is releasing new details involving the shooting death of a 6-year-old.
Bull Street has been the longtime home of several state agencies, but now some of them could even be moving outside the capital city.
The Department of Justice is addressing the Sunday night riot at Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center.
A former teacher is out on bond after being arrested for cruelty to a child.
Mayor Barry Walker, who’s been in charge of Irmo since 2019, lost in his re-election on Tuesday night by 70 votes.
One of the biggest races to watch in the town of Irmo is the race for mayor.
A parent started a petition calling for a financial forensic audit of Richland County School District One (R1).
State Superintendent of Education Ellen Weaver is weighing in on the Richland School District One teacher re-assignments, the abrupt move that’s sending teachers, students, and their parents into a frenzy.
A special election for the State Senate District 19 is underway.
WIS News 10 learned why political signs showing support for various candidates running for the District 19 senate seat are being removed.
A coalition is forming in Orangeburg to address a growing homelessness issue after the city’s council proposed an ordinance that would make it illegal to sleep or live in public places in the downtown area.
The officer whose bravery while off the clock stopped a bad situation from getting worse spoke out on Monday.
A Columbia mother is seeking justice for her son, who died shortly after an alleged brutal assault outside of a bar in Greenville, S.C.
WIS had a first-hand account of what it’s like being on the ground in Israel while a war rages on.
Three teens are now facing murder charges in connection to a deadly shooting off Saddletrail Road.
Three teens shot and killed on Sunday were identified and two 17-year-olds were charged in connection with the shooting and their deaths.
A motion to dismiss evidence collected during search warrants executed on Rick Chow, the Columbia gas station owner accused of fatally shooting 14-year-old Cyrus Carmack-Belton in May, was granted.
The family of a woman found dead in the bathroom of a Belk in Columbia announced they have filed a lawsuit against the department store.
The Sumter Police Department is investigating after a 13-year-old boy was shot to death on Sunday.
WIS learned more about a video posted to social media that appears to show deplorable conditions on the inside of the South Carolina Department of Social Service (SCDSS) office located on Columbia’s Two Notch Road.
New details have been released in connection to a Sumter County woman who died while in custody at the Sumter Regional Detention Center.
A man accused of ramming a stolen vehicle into a Richland County Police cruiser during a police chase will remain behind bars.
Several law enforcement agencies are stepping in to join the search of a missing Sumter mom and her son.
Sheriff Leon Lott announced the four teens being charged with the shooting of an off-duty Richland County deputy and his fiancée during a press conference.
More information is available about a physical assault at the Department of Social Services (DSS) headquarters on Two Notch Road, that sent several foster teens to jail.
“To wear a mask or to not wear a mask?” is the question at the top of mind for some parents as students return back to the classroom while doctors report an increase in COVID cases and hospitalizations.
Authorities in Hawaii are now reporting the death toll to be 99 after a ferocious wildfire destroyed multiple homes and businesses in Lahaina Maui.
State lawmakers are remembering the life and legacy of the late South Carolina State Lawmaker John L. Scott JR.
South Carolina Senator John L. Scott, Jr., has died at the age of 69.
A student-filmed music video meant to motivate students is causing some controversy online.
The largest school district in the Midlands returned to the classroom today with new safety measures.
A homeowner is looking for help after a suspect crashed into the side of her house while running from Richland County deputies.
Funeral services for Lieutenant Michael Wood were held Monday at the Wiles Chapel at Newberry College.
Major renovations are underway at the Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center.
People living in certain areas throughout Richland County will soon have access to healthy foods due to a mobile market pilot program.
The brother of an upstate woman last seen over a year ago is sharing his thoughts about the story of Carlee Russell.
The suspect accused of shooting at officers in the Broad River Road area in Columbia near Riverbanks Zoo faces a slew of charges.
“I’m still hoping and praying” Family remains hopeful as search for mother and son enters week three
Saturday marks week three in the disappearance of Sophia Van Dam and her 2-year-old son Mateo.
The convicted killer released early from prison is back in police custody tonight and could be facing more time in prison.
After being on the run for months, convicted killer Jeroid Price was apprehended, according to the family of Carl Smalls Jr.
The search continues for a Sumter mother and her 2-year-old son.
New developments in the ongoing legal battle between the City of Columbia and the Colony Apartments have occurred.
Employees at a local restaurant have taken to social media about their concerns over a lack of pay.
One community will soon have access to healthier food options.
As of Thursday, 1.5 million people have already been dropped by Medicaid because they’ve either been deemed ineligible or didn’t get their paperwork in on time.
The family of a man shot by police during an hours-long standoff believes he was suffering from a mental break.
Officials with the City of Orangeburg Public Utilities say heavy rain could be causing raw sewage water to overflow into people’s yards.
Truck crashes into Columbia cemetery causing damage to multiple tombstones and gravesites.
A local charter school is set to close its doors for good on June 30 and both parents and students say the news of the closure is a shock.
