Lillian Donahue

Sunday evening, dozens showed up in Charleston for a rally and vigil amid numerous recent mass shootings across the country and a hate crime bill moving through South Carolina state legislature.

Saturday marks the start of the Charleston Farmers Market in Marion Square for the first time in nearly a year and a half.

For nearly four decades Martha Lou Gadsden served up Lowcountry cooking from her humble restaurant to the world. Gadsden passed away April 1 at the age of 91, and on Friday family held her celebration of life.

Thousands of visitors are making their way to Lowcountry beaches this week and Isle of Palms leaders and business owners say it’s far busier than expected.

With concerns of a fourth COVID-19 wave, doctors at the Medical University of South Carolina are warning that it could make a growing number of COVID-19 complications in children worse statewide.

The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the critical role local libraries play in rural communities. Now, those on Edisto Island say they want a new library to come to the edge of Charleston County.

This Easter, pandemic precautions are still top of mind for churches across the Lowcountry.

For those heading to the beach this weekend, parking on Isle of Palms will look different over the next week as crews work to fix all their kiosks.

Community activists are calling for change in one Lowcountry police department after a dramatic traffic stop they claim was racially motivated.

With area growth straining the Charleston County EMS services, county leaders are looking to make major upgrades to keep up with the increased demand.

Although rare, Lowcountry Hospitals are seeing some patients come down with the coronavirus even after being fully vaccinated.

Leaders with the South Carolina American Red Cross say getting a coronavirus vaccine does not largely impact when someone can give blood.

For the first time since last March the night market is back and open for business and vendors say it’s been a busy first weekend.

Hundreds of high-risk coronavirus patients in the Lowcountry have received new monoclonal antibodies treatments.

During a two-part vaccination clinic on James Island, organizers said they plan to simplify first-come, first-serve clinics because of overwhelming community turnout.

Jeff Diehl, the director of operations for the Charleston Hospitality Group, says they had to lay off 380 people at the start of the pandemic. Now they have needed to rehire that amount and more.

A local Boy Scouts troop say their trailer and thousands of dollars’ worth of equipment has been stolen from behind a Summerville church.

After an under-staffed vaccine clinic called out for help, dozens of community volunteers and medical professionals spent their Saturday making sure 350 teachers got their COVID-19 vaccine.

Protesters gathered at the doors of City Hall on Saturday to protest against the City of Charleston’s mask ordinance.

If you’re looking at the Charleston Harbor, right now you’ll see a historic number of dredges working to make it the deepest harbor on the East Coast.

New three-feet social distancing guidance from the Centers for Disease Control could help allow schools to shorten their distance requirements in the classroom.

This week, one Lowcountry man is home for the first time in more than seven months after nearly losing his life to the coronavirus.

AARP, along with researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina, Clemson and the University of South Carolina have all teamed up to diagnose, and fix the issues leading to health disparities among black communities.

Dorchester County passed a resolution in support of a bill in the state senate that would ensure free parking and state control along public roads in beach towns.

Multiple community activists came together to condemn a photograph raising concerns on social media which allegedly shows what appears to be Berkeley County students re-enacting the death of George Floyd.

For decades, the tombs of two freed slaves and Civil War Union Soldiers laid forgotten, cloaked by thick woods next to a busy Lowcountry highway.

Construction is set to begin this year on a long-awaited, 2-mile park stretching the upper part of Charleston’s peninsula known as the Lowcountry Lowline.

With dozens of healthcare providers across the state, the South Carolina Hospital Association has taken note of what works well when navigating the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.

From limited internet, to educating people about various vaccines for the coronavirus, healthcare systems in rural parts of South Carolina are pushing to find effective ways to give out as many coronavirus vaccines as they can.

Bar owners and live-music entertainers say the late-night crowd is returning downtown during the first weekend after Governor Henry McMaster lifted the 11 p.m. alcohol sale restriction statewide.