President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden are participating in a number of events in the final weekend of the presidential campaign.
Joined by the skull, soft tissues and brain, Abigail and Micaela were born incredibly rare conjoined twins. But even more rare - they were eligible for separation surgery.
John Sanders has set up his hammock between two of the branches, about 15 feet in the air, and added a variety of signs asking people to help save the tree.
A Charleston County Sheriff’s Office deputy has returned home following months of rehabilitation at an Atlanta hospital for serious injuries he sustained in an accident on the Don Holt Bridge this past summer.
Funeral arrangements have been finalized for the woman who brought people of all different walks of life together to enjoy a good meal at her two Lowcountry restaurants.
The Charleston County Coroner’s Office said 21-year-old Taylor Lawson from Moncks Corner died on Thursday at 5:22 p.m. at East Cooper Medical Center as a result of drowning.
A federal lawsuit claims nearly $700,000 used to pay for more poll workers and ballot process equipment in Charleston County may be a part of a nationwide attempt to privatize the election.
Attorney General Alan Wilson said 69-year-old Ronald Stephen Wojdyla is charged with 10 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, third degree. Wojdyla was previously convicted on related charges in 2008.
South Carolina has received $1.14 million dollars in federal funds aimed to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other infectious diseases in healthcare facilities.
With four days until the election and more than 80 million votes already cast, time is running out for Trump and Biden to change the shape of the race.
The South Carolina District Attorney’s Office says two human traffickers, one of them from South Carolina, have been charged with buying and selling a 19-year-old “sex slave.”
The South Carolina Department of Education says they released school, district, and state report cards reflective of the unprecedented 2019-2020 school year.
Rep. Joe Cunningham’s office says they will host a bipartisan virtual town hall and COVID-19 discussion with the Co-Chair of the Problem Solvers Caucus, Rep. Tom Reed.
