Lillian Donahue

The coronavirus has restricted visitors to hospitals across the Lowcountry, but one man is determined to encourage his brother who’s battling cancer.

As hospitals prepare for increased COVID-19 cases, Roper St. Francis Healthcare is consolidating all labor and delivery to Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital.

Starting Tuesday morning, no new rentals of any length on Folly Beach will be allowed.

Official event organizers are allowing participants who can’t make race day in August to complete a “virtual 10K,” running any course from now through May 13.

As Lowcountry communities enforce “stay at home” ordinances, organizations want to protect people who may have increased risks at home.

With public galleries, shops and events cancelled during the novel coronavirus pandemic, Lowcountry artists are feeling the financial strain.

The only hospital in Williamsburg County is working to prepare for more potential COVID-19 patients.

A leading pastor at Seacoast church has tested positive for the novel coronavirus after traveling out of state.

The City of Charleston has passed an ordinance directing residents to stay at home for two weeks except for necessary trips to the grocery store and other essential activities.

With the Center for Disease Control and area leaders asking the public to practice safe social distance from others, churches are offering drive-in services to keep spirits high.

As healthcare systems across the country are working to maintain mask supplies, people in Charleston want to use their sewing skills to help.

Travelers at the Charleston International Airport are seeing cancelled flights and calm carousels as volume drops off during the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Charleston area shelters are taking new precautions to reduce risk of exposure to the novel coronavirus in their facilities.

For parents, some say the closures are a true test of the state’s capacity for remote learning in emergency situations.

Other events scheduled for the weekend like the block party on Sullivan’s Island, and both parades in Charleston and North Charleston were canceled.

An organization delivering meals to people who are home-bound say they are ready to support those facing quarantine with novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19.

Businesses around the Lowcountry are taking precautions against the coronavirus. Local gyms are making sure they’re keeping their facilities clean.

With thousands of parishioners pouring into Lowcountry churches every Sunday, faith leaders across the Holy City are working to prepare, educate and ease people’s concerns as more potential cases of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, appear across South Carolina.

Newly released documents say Hamilton was wearing a GPS ankle monitor showing he left the victim's apartment three minutes before the first 911 call about a fire inside the unit.

A local company is investing millions into rural Colleton County. With the help of some state funding, a manufacturing project could bring 28 new jobs.

While there are no confirmed cases of coronavirus in South Carolina, Lowcountry hospitals are urging people to self-monitor any symptoms from home first to help doctors streamline potential testing.

Designs for the improvement project propose the addition of larger workout areas, a dog park, basketball courts and splash park for children.

Former Vice President Joe Biden declared his presidential campaign back in a big way before a throng of supporters elated with his big win in the South Carolina Democratic presidential primary.

With President Donald Trump making his way to the Lowcountry on Friday, officials with the North Charleston Coliseum say they expect a packed house.

Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders said he is confident in his South Carolina campaign before he spoke to crowds at the Charleston Area Convention Center.

Biden attended Royal Missionary Baptist Church, whilst Buttigieg attended First Baptist Church.

The move used more than 30 ambulances to move patients from one hospital to the other.

Google is awarding technology grants for six schools in the Berkeley County School district and one wants to use the funding to start a museum-like exhibit about rural Berkeley County.

Dorchester District Two is looking into multiple plans to relieve overcrowding, including possible reassignments of students at Pye and Fort Dorchester Elementary schools.

For every 10 blankets they sell, the couple gives one to a children's hospital in South Carolina.