When Bryson Frye was born, he entered the world to an audience of one, but he still got a long-distance welcome party, thanks to family friends who went to great heights!
The coronavirus has affected what foods and beverages may be available for school districts to provide to hungry children while their classrooms are closed.
The South Carolina Department of Education is working to gather a list of potential volunteers to keep children fed across the state while classrooms are closed. The department is working with The United Way of South Carolina to establish a database of people who could step in and fill gaps.
These local pharmacies are essential businesses for thousands of patients who are taking all sorts of critical medications, such as hydroxychloroquine.
The letters claim the City of Charleston Public Service Department and MUSC are seeking healthy students to participate in a vaccine trial for COVID-19.
Boeing notified its employees that it will offer a voluntary layoff plan to its employees as the aerospace industry begins adjusting to its “new reality.”
The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce says the number of initial unemployment claims doubled in the week ending March 28 over the previous week.
With many people newly unemployed or experiencing economic struggles because of COVID-19, a statewide nonprofit is making it easier for people to find the resources they need.
State health officials have announced four additional deaths related to the COVID-19 novel coronavirus. The four patients were elderly individuals who also had underlying health conditions.
Berkeley County students will get a break from online courses this Friday as teachers work to transition their lesson plans to a new, blended learning platform that will roll out next week.
The South Carolina Department of Health is creating a database that will give first responders more information about the places and people they’re responding to during the coronavirus pandemic.
Gov. Henry McMaster announced an order Tuesday to force the closure of non-essential businesses in South Carolina, his latest in a stair-step escalation of measures aimed at quelling the new coronavirus outbreak.
The Centers for Disease Control says there is no evidence the novel coronavirus spreads through animals, but it's the person-to-person contact veterinary offices are trying to avoid.
Gov. Henry McMaster has ordered the closure of all non-essential business in South Carolina. McMaster said the executive order will go into place on April 1.
Health officials announced on Tuesday afternoon that there are 158 new cases of COVID-19 in South Carolina, in addition to four more deaths related to the virus.
The Charleston County School District and Roper St. Francis Healthcare have partnered to create a free daycare for the children of medical staff on the front line of the COVID-19 pandemic.
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper signed an executive order Tuesday to prohibit utilities companies from shutting off services to people who are unable to pay.
The South Carolina National Guard has focused on delivering medical supplies to hospitals across the state since being activated by Gov. Henry McMaster.
Rep. Joe Cunningham is calling on Gov. Henry McMaster to issue a statewide stay-at-home order. Cunningham tweeted on Monday afternoon that he was urging the stay-at-home be done immediately.
Families in the tri-county are being evicted from hotels amid the coronavirus pandemic. A recent South Carolina Supreme Court order addressed evictions and foreclosures statewide.
Fearing a coronavirus outbreak in his jail, Berkeley County’s sheriff is hiring a private company to sanitize the facility to protect inmates and employees.
A Carnival cruise ship will continue to remain docked in Charleston while its crew of more than 1,000 will remain onboard, according to officials with the South Carolina Ports Authority.
Charleston's chief of police said the city's "Stay at Home" ordinance, which took effect just past midnight Thursday morning, seems to be having the desired effect.
Healthcare workers who are on the front lines of the novel coronavirus pandemic say they're trying to balance work and family amid fast-paced changes in how they treat patients.
Innovators at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) came up with a design to 3D print masks and they are hoping anyone with a 3D printer will help.
A Lowcountry organization launches a new event Monday to make sure healthcare workers and restaurant and hospitality workers who’ve been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic receive good meals.
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control officials announced Sunday a 16th person has died in the state from the novel coronavirus.
As religious institutions turn to new technologies to stay connected and worship as the coronavirus spreads, communities like Beauford Baptist Church were left behind.
South Carolina’s governor is aiming to protect first responders during the new coronavirus outbreak, ordering that anyone calling 911 be asked if anyone near them has symptoms of COVID-19.
