Steven Ardary

South Carolina fitness professionals are creating a new association to improve the health and wellness of communities, promote higher standards for the industry and provide continued education and training for its members.

The new exhibit highlights dinosaur tracks and trackways from around the world.

Former United States Representative Joe Cunningham officially kicked off his campaign for governor on Wednesday night in Charleston.

United States Congresswoman Nancy Mace met with local mayors on Wednesday to talk about how the cities can work together with her on making sure their needs are met.

Community Resource Centers in Summerville and North Charleston say they are hosting three grocery distribution events in the Lowcountry this week.

Following the passing of a bill in the South Carolina Legislature, Colleton County School District says they are making plans to allow students currently learning virtually to transition to in-person learning on Monday.

Officials with the South Carolina Education Lottery say a winning ticket was sold for Wednesday’s Palmetto Cash 5 drawing.

A large group of church members partnered with a local lawyer on Wednesday to sponsor a food drive in Ravenel.

South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster announced a $10.5 million dollar investment in the state’s public charter schools and workforce development efforts through the Governor’s Emergency Education Relief fund.

On Tuesday, Crews Subaru presented a check to the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Charleston as part of their annual Subaru Share the Love event.

The South Carolina Attorney General is leading a 14-state coalition of attorneys general in sending a letter to U.S. Senate leaders opposing a pro-union bill, according to a release.

The data reviewed by Medicare showed Trident Medical Center’s in-patient rehabilitation unit excelled in change in mobility and change in self-care. Medicare reviewed more than 600 inpatient rehabilitation units in the U.S.

Officials in Berkeley County say applications for federal emergency rental assistance will open Monday for those unable to pay rent or utilities due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Trident Medical Center has announced that patients meeting certain criteria can now schedule themselves for COVID-19 monoclonal antibody treatments.

South Carolina community health centers will receive additional funding to support COVID-19 vaccinations and services for vulnerable populations.

The clinics are scheduled at multiple locations in Orangeburg County.

A 5k race on Saturday honored fallen deputies and raised money for a local animal shelter.

The US Coast Guard welcomed its newest national security cutter during a commissioning ceremony on Friday at Coast Guard Base Charleston.

The victory secured a spot in May’s world championship which will be held virtually.

The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help locating a stolen vehicle.

The North Charleston Fire Department responded to a structure fire on Thursday after they received a call about a large plume of dark smoke.

The city says over three acres of land located near the intersection of Wildts Battery Boulevard and Maybank Highway will be the future home of Charleston Fire Department Station 23.

The Charleston County School District says they will hold in-person graduation services for high schools.

At Charleston Animal Society’s 147th annual meeting on Sunday they announced its statewide “No Kill South Carolina” initiative now has a timeline and has been renamed “No Kill South Carolina 2024.”

Emergency crews put out a house fire in West Ashley Sunday morning that resulted in the loss of two family pets.

The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office says two people have been taken into custody following a car chase that involved officers from the sheriff’s office and the North Charleston Police Department.

Trident Medical Center says the hospital’s volunteers and pet therapy is returning.

A Dorchester County couple celebrated their 61st anniversary by renewing their vows despite being treated at Trident Medical Center.

The city of Charleston announced Saturday that the city’s mask ordinance would remain in effect for bars and restaurants.

An attempted traffic stop on I-26 turned into a pursuit after the driver fled.