Systemic racism has become a major topic of conversation for health care leaders across the country. The American Medical Association is meeting in Chicago this week and a new racial equity plan is on the agenda.
Lawyers for the family of a man who died while in custody at the Charleston County detention center have provided a death certificate which has been amended to show that Jamal Sutherland’s manner of death was homicide.
Over the next three years, South Carolina public schools will have about $3.2 billion dollars in money from COVID-19 relief bills to help lift up schools in the wake of the pandemic.
North Charleston police charged Tyquan Cooper with manslaughter and 12 counts of assault and battery in connection to the shooting last month that injured 14 people and left a 14 year old girl dead.
Investigators with the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division arrested a former police officer with the Moncks Corner Police Department who is accused of having sex with a student at Berkeley High School while working as a school resource officer.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control has confirmed four cases of the COVID-19 Delta variant have been detected in South Carolina.
The CDC is warning about a virus increasingly spreading in the South that has symptoms similar to COVID-19.It’s called respiratory syncytial virus, and it’s nothing new to healthcare providers.
A church volunteer who was found guilty of sexually assaulting children at a Newspring Church in North Charleston has pleaded guilty to 13 related charges, according to Solicitor David Pascoe.
Applications for the South Carolina Home Mitigation Grant Program are set to open in a few weeks, and officials with the South Carolina Department of Insurance are encouraging you to get prepared for the application now as money will be dispersed quickly.
It’s been a little more than a month since video was released of an inmate, with a mental illness, being tased multiple times inside the Charleston County jail and ultimately died.
Crews from a number of departments spent Sunday cleaning up the debris left behind following flash flooding that left parts of Charleston underwater Saturday night and Sunday.
