Lillian Donahue

With schools offering more virtual coursework during the pandemic, a doctor at Roper St. Francis Healthcare says students could see the physical impacts of online learning.

With five days until the lease expires on a long-time Isle of Palms business, the owner says he has no intention of leaving the city-owned dock.

The Charleston County School District Board of Trustees says they are looking to give teachers, administrators and school-based staff a bonus for their work adjusting during the pandemic.

Multiple Charleston County School District leaders say they want to look at providing hazard pay for teachers and essential workers who are currently working in-person.

Tuesday, the Isle of Palms public safety committee will consider eliminating parking on the landside of Palm Boulevard between 22nd and 40th avenues.

From small to large school districts, counselors and social workers around the Lowcountry say they are increasing mental health care for students to get ahead of potential stresses caused by the pandemic this year.

The Charleston County School District says it is continuing to investigate a bomb threat made during a virtual class Wednesday at Camp Road Middle School.

After nearly four decades, the doors of Martha Lou’s Kitchen have closed for good. Although she served out of a humble pink building, her Lowcountry cooking was known around the country.

For the first time in 20 years, the company will now be performing outside at various venues like the Tradesman Brewing Company starting Friday.

This weekend, students are moving into residence halls across the College of Charleston with several COVID-19 changes in place.

Visitors and locals have one more month to admire the Folly Beach Fishing Pier before crews start reconstruction which is expected to last for more than two years. The pier will close on Oct. 19 to start construction on its replacement.

Starting this year for the first time, high school students in Dorchester District 4 can work toward high school and college credits virtually through a partnership with the Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics.

In the first week of school, families and educators are navigating ways to help special needs students in various learning models.

As of Tuesday, visitors can now bring beach chairs, coolers and shade devices back on the beach.

He worked for 17 years in EMS for many local agencies, most recently for MedTrust medical transport.

A controversial social media post by co-owner of a prominent Johns Island farm is catching the attention of thousands online.

The majority of the citations are for chairs on the beach, while infractions increased by nearly 70 percent in July and August as compared to May and June.

With a little more than two months from the general election, counties around the Lowcountry are reporting record requests for mail-in absentee ballots, but the increased demand could come with delays in tallying votes on election day.

After nearly two months, cities and towns across the Lowcountry have seen most people are complying with mask ordinances. Charleston officials say now is not the time to let up.

Nine historically African American communities across Charleston County are receiving money to preserve Gullah / Geechee history.

The school year has already begun for teachers in Dorchester District Two as they navigate training and planning for multiple different schedule models depending on COVID-19 spread.

With the first day of school less than three weeks away, some students and teachers are already back in the classroom this week to refine new COVID-19 practices ahead of the school year.

As the pandemic continues closures of schools and community centers for large gatherings, some Charleston area churches face new hurtles in reopening safely.

Saturday night, N. 3rd Street looked more like a river than a road. The owner of Coastal Coffee Roasters, Brad Mallett said he's used to flooding but nothing like this weekend.

The fuel reportedly came from an above-ground tank.

More than a month after a dog went missing from a grooming and boarding facility in Summerville, investigators have issued a warrant for the arrest of an ex-employee for animal abuse and breach of trust.

South Carolina Education Superintendent Molly Spearman visited Charleston County Thursday to hear more from district officials about their Safe Restart fall teaching plan.

In a time when home internet has nearly become a priority for schools and businesses, some still struggle to have basic access.

Charleston County Council will soon decide on a referendum asking taxpayers if they would support an increase to fund around $130 million worth of affordable housing projects over the next couple decades.

Community members have formed the Waylyn Heart Team in an effort to engage kids by collaborating with different activists, leaders and educators.