Jared Kofsky

More than a year after a man’s death in Charleston County, legislation has been introduced at the state level that could impact how first responders administer a sedative that is increasingly being utilized.

The president of a union representing employees of a federal prison in Williamsburg County is accusing the facility’s leadership of making a decision that led to skyrocketing COVID-19 cases behind bars.

New information has been released about the law enforcement officers involved in the death of a North Charleston man last week on the peninsula.

A shortage of nurses and doctors in South Carolina who are specially trained to conduct forensic exams on sexual assault survivors has some victim advocates worried that rapists are going unpunished because survivors don’t have access to the resources they need to pursue justice.

One of the largest wine retailers in the country is under state investigation, and it is not the first time the company has been under the microscope.

Relatives of people incarcerated at a Lowcountry federal prison say they are concerned as reports of COVID-19 cases behind the walls of the facility have skyrocketed over the last week.

Federal Correctional Institution Williamsburg now has 24 confirmed active coronavirus cases among inmates and eight cases among employees.

The Southern California-based chain is planning to open a restaurant at 975 Savannah Highway in West Ashley. The address in question is within the St. Andrews Center near Coburg Road.

A Dorchester County long-term care facility for people with disabilities failed to follow infection control procedures amid an ongoing COVID outbreak among residents and workers, according to the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control.

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.

James Britt, Jr. was injected with ketamine by Charleston County EMS outside Mount Pleasant’s Snee Farm community.

The Charleston County School District paid out $100,000 in a settlement earlier this year, but the district’s lawyers are now refusing to fully release the public documents that would explain why.

Some drivers for the Lowcountry’s largest public transportation provider are calling for hazard pay to be provided to bus operators as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control says a proposed office and retail development wants to expand their area on the upper peninsula.

As more people moving to the Charleston area are becoming South Carolina voters, experts are noticing a change in the way local candidates campaign amid a possible long-term shift in the way the Palmetto State votes.

The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control says they are accepting public comment on their website regarding plans for a new industrial distribution center.

The Department of HUD has provided another special award to the City of Charleston in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG-CV) funds as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The former sheriff of Colleton County entered into a plea agreement during a court case Friday and pleaded guilty to three charges.

A Dorchester County facility that has more than 140 residents and employs nearly 350 people is once again in the midst of an active COVID-19 outbreak.

After hours of executive session, the Dorchester County School District 4 board voted to give their superintendent a commendable evaluation and extend his contract by two years.

More coronavirus concerns are cropping up at a state-run facility that serves roughly 140 people with disabilities and special needs in Dorchester County.

An old area of Rivers Avenue in North Charleston could soon be revived by new housing and business developments.

A rodeo held last week on public property in Berkeley County drew large crowds, raising questions over how such an event was able to take place in the midst of a pandemic.

A new townhome development could soon be coming to Berkeley County in the Cainhoy area.

The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control is now accepting public comment in connection with Walmart’s plans for 1111 U.S. Highway 78 near Ridgeville.

After the death of her husband in May, a local woman says her grief is intensified by the loss of pictures of him.

After just over a decade in operation, a call center in Williamsburg County will be shutting down this fall.Sykes Enterprises will be closing its facility along U.S. 52 north of Kingstree on Oct. 31.

More than a thousand people who either work for or depend on the services of the South Carolina Department of Disabilities and Special Needs have tested positive for COVID-19.

When Matthew Benton was pulled over by a police officer in Mount Pleasant on August 10, he noticed something that seemed out of place given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Bill Hall passed away on Wednesday morning, according to an employee communication from Hall Management Group.