The posts were uncovered by a team of researchers who spent two years looking at the personal Facebook accounts of police officers from Arizona to Florida.
On Wednesday the City of Charleston’s Commission on Women got the ball rolling by looking into how parents could get more leave in the event of a new baby or family emergency.
Health officials trying to contain an outbreak of hepatitis A in South Carolina are warning customers of five restaurants that they might have been exposed.
The City of Charleston Planning Commission is scheduled to discuss taking the first step to add more than 300 homes to the Cainhoy area during a meeting Wednesday night.
A traffic light is coming to an intersection, labeled dangerous, in Berkeley County. Folks who live in the Nexton Community fear someone will be killed at the intersection of Brighton Park Boulevard and Rose Drive.
A 3-year-old Lowcountry boy who began his fifth round of chemotherapy Wednesday has received almost 6,000 birthday cards from well-wishers across the country.
A jury in federal court in Brooklyn took less than five hours to find Keith Raniere guilty on all counts of sex-trafficking and other charges accusing him of coercing women into sex.
One family’s day at the beach almost took a tragic turn after a toddler was nearly impaled by an umbrella launched in the air by a sudden gust of wind.
Four people in Lakewood, Colo. were charged with disorderly conduct and fighting in public. Police are still working to identify the man in a white shirt and teal shorts.
Flushable wipes may seem like a thing of the past once you leave the bathroom but the Charleston Water System and a massive clog of wipes at its treatment plant Tuesday say otherwise.
