Thomas Gruel

A spokesperson for Planned Parenthood confirmed Friday the organization has halted all abortion services in South Carolina.

Charleston’s Livability Office will partner with Charleston Police in all areas of the city this weekend to enforce the city’s mask mandate.

A new product designed by an MUSC clinician aimed at making operating rooms safer was used for the first time during a December surgery.

The parents of a Wando High School student will receive a multi-millon dollar settlement after a post-prom car crash killed their daughter.

We asked the state health department your questions about swab testing and whether tests might detect dead parts of the virus that are no longer contagious but result in a positive COVID-19 test result.

A Charleston charter school that serves children with multiple and severe disabilities has welcomed students back after a nearly five-month long closure because of COVID-19.

The South Carolina Department of Mental Health along with the South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drugs Abuse Services has started a new support line aimed at helping those with mental health needs.

Boeing says they will send involuntary layoff notifications to about 6,770 US workers this week as part of their plan to reduce their workforce by 10%.

Charleston County records show at least five dozen court filings considered the first step in the eviction process have been made since Friday.

WellCare of South Carolina announced it will award grants up to $1,500 to local community partners through its Community Connections Resource Grant.

The Charleston County Sheriff's Office says three deputies have been quarantined as a precaution after one of the deputy's family members was not feeling well.

The Charleston RiverDogs removed one of its planned promotions related to the O.J. Simpson trial from its May calendar.

The superintendent of the Colleton County School District signed a separation agreement paving the way for his departure, the school board confirmed.

If you haven’t finished checking everyone off of your Christmas shopping list or still have a few items you need to purchase for Wednesday’s Christmas feast, here are store hours you’ll need to know about.

The South Carolina Supreme Court has ruled the sentencing of a Lowcountry man convicted of murder in a fatal stabbing in 2014 constitutional.

Summerville Medical Center presented a check $23,500 check to the March for Babies Walk during a the March for Dimes Awards Ceremony Friday.

A former Boeing employee has filed a lawsuit against the company claiming he was fired because of his involvement with a union.

A 41-year-old Berkeley County man is wanted after deputies say he ran from them after a traffic stop.

The South Carolina Supreme Court has suspended a Mount Pleasant lawyer for six months in connection to an obstruction of justice charge.

The Beaufort County Board of Education has approved a four-year, $210,000 contract for the district’s new superintendent.

A hospital surprised a Charleston couple with an infant-sized cap and gown for their premature baby who was able to go home after spending 31 days inside its neonatal intensive care unit.

City of Charleston Officials say they’ve come to an agreement with SCE&G officials to pause tree trimming in some neighborhoods until they can complete an review of the trimming practices.

The Holly Hill Police Department and the town of Holly Hill have settled a gross negligence lawsuit for $150,000.

A North Charleston residential home has been fined by the Department of Health and Environmental Control after they did not follow mandatory orders to evacuate during Hurricane Florence.