The 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund reauthorization would help pay the health care bills of first responders and survivors of the terror attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
Berkeley County says about 14,200 cars travel on Clements Ferry Road on a daily basis. Some drivers say they’re frustrated with construction to widen it from two to five lanes.
Last month, Deputy Kimbro was doing a routine traffic stop on a speeding car when a woman jumped out and frantically asked for help to save the life of her 12 day-old-baby, Ryleigh.
Police on Tuesday were looking into two recent instances captured on video clips widely circulated on social media that show four on-duty officers — all sent to break up unruly gatherings around open fire hydrants during a recent heat wave — getting soaked themselves as onlookers jeer.
A Lowcountry man died late last year at MUSC after he was given the incorrect lungs during a double-lung transplant procedure, according to a lawsuit filed last week in Charleston County
Two federal lawsuits claim South Carolina corrections officials violated prisoners’ constitutional rights by failing to prevent a riot in which seven inmates were killed last year.
A New Orleans man was formally sentenced on Tuesday morning for killing Charleston Black Lives Matter activist Muhiyidin Moye. also known as Muhiyidin d’Baha
In an ongoing lawsuit between the Patriots Point Development Authority and the USS Clamagore Restoration Association, court documents filed last week state that Patriots Point hopes to have the submarine sunk into a reef within two years
On Tuesday, residents of Summerville will have the opportunity to have their voices heard when it comes to the next 15 years for the town, which is hosting a visioning workshop to help create a new comprehensive plan.
Family, friends, and members of the LGBTQ+ community came together in North Charleston to honor the life of a transgender woman who was shot and killed.
Lowcountry deputies are searching for two people of interest in connection to a shooting that happened at a convenience store parking lot in Orangeburg County.
