The family of a man killed in a crash involving a Charleston County deputy has filed suit against the sheriff’s office, and their attorney believes this case is an example of a broader issue with the state’s Tort Claims Act.
State health officials cited the statistics in Becker’s Hospital Review, a national healthcare information forum, which ranked South Carolina 10th in the nation for administering more than 61 percent of the total doses of vaccine received in the state.
Administration experts began to host briefings that will occur three times a week on the state of the outbreak, efforts to control it and the race to deliver vaccines and therapeutics to end it.
Lexington County Sheriff’s Department says Mark Wannamaker picked up 25-year-old Marshal Hogston of Swansea at the BP Gas Station on South Main Street in Gaston Saturday afternoon.
A South Carolina Senate Transportation panel voted unanimously to advance a measure designed to ensure Lowcountry beachgoers have access to public parking.
The orders aim to conserve 30 percent of the country’s lands and ocean waters in the next 10 years, move to an all-electric federal vehicle fleet and elevate climate change to a national security priority.
Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg delivered the state of the city address Tuesday night addressing numerous concerns including the COVID-19 pandemic and the future of Charleston.
After years of not taking care of herself, following her son's death to a drunken driver, a St. Louis woman went into stage 5 kidney failure, and her best friend decided to donate.
Weeks after DHEC rolled out a new online system for filing death certificates, local coroners are still seeing problems and bottlenecks in the process.
You can soon get tested for COVID-19 for no cost at some CARTA bus hubs. The public transportation company says starting on Monday, Feb.1 there will be mobile testing kiosks at two hubs.
