Lillian Donahue

Following his autopsy, lawyers for Weatherspoon's family released a statement saying they hope the public and anyone involved to fully cooperate with agencies investigating his death.

Tonight, taps are turning off across the state to adhere to Governor McMaster's new order.

Some Fire Departments in the Lowcountry are reporting an increase in new COVID-19 cases while firefighters continue efforts to slow the spread while on the job.

The Northbridge connects two heavily populated areas of the Lowcountry, West Ashley and North Charleston, but there is no safe way for a person to cross it on foot or via bike.

Officials with Dorchester District Four are planning to offer three learning models for students this fall; modified in-person teaching, hybrid and fully independent virtual learning.

Firefighters are working to determine the cause of a massive fire that broke out early Saturday morning at a Goose Creek apartment complex.

Doctors say they’re seeing an substantial increase in coronavirus cases in young adults across the Lowcountry.

Despite previous closures due to COVID-19, cities and towns along the coastline are planning to stay open during the current spike in cases across the Charleston area.

Leaders at the College of Charleston are announcing many changes to student and academic life this fall to prevent the spread of COVID-19, including reducing housing capacity by more than a third.

A father and a son are safe after being thrown overboard during a storm on Lake Moultrie Saturday.

This week, legislators passed a bill that would add single-member school board districts to neighboring Charleston County. There are hopes the same can happen for Dorchester.

While local leaders across the lowcountry weigh their options for mask ordinances, some have already decided to issue warnings rather than requirements.

Healthcare systems at nearly every level are having to adapt to the increase in coronavirus cases state-wide. Local clinics in the Lowcountry are now seeing a surge of walk-ins.

One of the most visible changes include turning all vendors toward the street, so shoppers browse from the outside.

The South Carolina AccelerateED task force meets Friday morning, and new information is expected on how students across the state will return to class this fall.

As the number of coronavirus cases across South Carolina have climbed over the past few weeks, owners of local retail stores say they are fearful a resurgence of the virus could mean repeated closures.

On Wednesday, state Rep. JA Moore remembered his late sister killed in the mass shooting. He has called for a systematic change to racial injustice.

The report includes three different schedule models dependent on COVID-19 conditions, online and in-person preparation, as well as necessary steps districts must take before the school year begins.

Uplift Charleston held a peaceful protest Sunday morning along Charleston’s Battery to mark the loss of nine Charleston church members killed in a 2015 shooting.

Multiple protests continue across the Lowcountry this weekend following the death of George Floyd nearly three weeks ago.

Charities across the Lowcountry are feeling a greater crunch for cash as more people call in for rent and utility assistance during the coronavirus pandemic.

Leaders in the AccelerateED task force laid out their recommendations Thursday for when and how school operations will resume in the fall as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

The National Weather Service reported an EF-1 tornado touched down during severe storms on May 20.

Dozens showed up to a rally in North Charleston as protests following the death of George Floyd continue across the Lowcountry.

Police are investigating the death of a person found early Friday morning inside a Hanahan home.

While thousands of people have taken to streets and sidewalks to protest this week, healthcare officials urge people to not forget about COVID-19 precautions.

Graham said more efforts must start to expand healthcare access people rural areas with telehealth. He said the state plans to pour 90 million dollars Into expanding broadband in rural communities.

City council on the Isle of Palms voted Friday afternoon to double fines for violations as well as increase parking fees in municipal lots and spaces.

As doctors continue trials for innovative COVID-19 treatments, some at Roper St. Francis Healthcare say they are hopeful in expanding trials while early results show promise.

Some organizations are asking Gov. Henry McMaster to add a new member to the Accelerate SC team, one dedicated to worker and labor rights.