The 40-year-old housekeeper was hit by a train. In an incident caught on surveillance video, she’s seen being shoved by someone onto the train tracks while she was standing on the platform Thursday at Union Square.
The College of Charleston, Charleston Southern University and The Citadel are ending in-person instruction ahead of Thanksgiving. School officials made the decision to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.
As the high school football season nears its end, basketball and wrestling are just getting started with the first games of the year slated for Monday.
Officials with the North Charleston Police Department said it happened at the parking lot of the Chatham Place Apartments on Chatham Avenue on Monday night.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control reported 1,374 newly-confirmed cases of COVID-19, the 15th time in November that the total was over the one thousand mark.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control says that they will be taking public comment regarding the City of Charleston’s expansion of Waterfront Park and Marina.
Charleston charity, One80 Place, is hosting its 8th annual “Turkey and a $20” drive on Tuesday. It’s their annual Thanksgiving drive collecting food and money.
AstraZeneca is the third major drug company to report late-stage results for a potential COVID-19 vaccine as the world anxiously waits for scientific breakthroughs that will bring an end to a pandemic that has wrought economic devastation and resulted in nearly 1.4 million confirmed deaths.
The Royal Baptist Church says they will be giving away food to those from the community who might be struggling with food insecurity this Thanksgiving.
Towns like Mt. Pleasant and Summerville are planning for this year’s Christmas parades. The events will look different this year due to extra COVID-19 precautions.
The investigation began at 6:25 p.m. when North Charleston police officers responded to the area of Remount Road and Chatham Avenue for a report of gunshots in the area.
According to Piggly Willy store owner Darrell Miller, the signs are just precautionary now and his store is well stocked on paper towels and toilet paper.
Across the Lowcountry, there are more food giveaways taking place ahead of Thanksgiving.However, the pandemic is putting a financial strain on families every day and more people are turning to charitable organizations for help.
Back in September, the Medical University of South Carolina said they teamed up with AstraZeneca to facilitate test trials for their now promising vaccine.
South Carolina health officials say testing locations throughout the state have seen an increase in testing over the past two weeks with some popular sites testing almost 100 residents per hour.
