Troopers say at least five people were taken to the hospital as a result of the March crash.

The South Carolina State Guard helped to convert a MUSC fitness center into a 250-bed field hospital.

The resort employs a total of 1,500 people, according to the Charleston County Economic Development Department.

Investigators announced the arrest of another suspect charged for a murder in downtown Charleston.

The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office says a 57-year-old man reported missing Wednesday is safe at home.

A 55-year-old man was arrested in connection with threat to destroy a Berkeley County dam owned by Santee Cooper.

Officials are encouraging South Carolinians to complete the 2020 census questionnaire as the Palmetto State ranks among the worst in the country for response rate.

Engineers at the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center in downtown Charleston have started making face shields and masks with a 3D printer as supplies worldwide become limited.

Courts in Charleston County are using the Zoom video website to hold some court hearings in the wake of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Perry and Winn-Dixie joined forces to provide thousands of elderly and high-risk customers with free groceries

A tree that has long served as a landmark in a rural Charleston County community might soon be under new ownership.

He urges everyone to take the virus seriously, regardless of age.

Officials are encouraging South Carolinians to complete to the 2020 Census questionnaire as the Palmetto State ranks among the worst states in the country for response rate.

The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control's latest count of COVID-19 cases by zip code estimates just under 17,000 possible cases statewide.

Police are investigating a Tuesday night shooting that left a 19-year-old dead.

Two people are dead in an apparent murder-suicide early Wednesday morning in Hartsville, officials said.

South Carolina’s Legislature is trying to meet as quickly and safely as possible to assure they can come back after the peak of the coronavirus and figure out the state budget, education and anything else they consider important.

Six Joint Base Charleston medical professionals arrived in New York City early Tuesday morning to help in the fight against the novel coronavirus.

Renee Orth created the Charleston United COVID Response network which has reached more than 6,000 people.

The Jewish observance of Passover begins at sundown Wednesday, but the religious holiday will look different in the wake of a pandemic.

A South Georgia family is celebrating after their loved one survived COVID-19.

In a time where engineering is need to mass produce supplies for health care workers on the front line in this fight against COVID-19, no sport is better equipted to help out than NASCAR.

The COVID-19 crisis is impacting many industries across the state and country, including agriculture.

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

The Georgetown Police Department wants the community to be on the lookout for a man that is considered armed and dangerous.

State health officials have announced 187 new cases of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 and three additional deaths in South Carolina.

Two employees at a VA mail out pharmacy in North Charleston have tested positive for COVID-19.

MUSC Health officials temporarily laid off about 900 workers and reduced pay for all salaried employees on Monday, a move that one state senator said saved the hospital millions.

Several weeks ago, the Coastal Community Foundation, in partnership with the area United Ways, set up a COVID-19 Recovery and Relief Fund designed to award grants to local nonprofits helping during the coronavirus crisis.

On Tuesday morning, the Front Line Appreciation Group, or FLAG, put together its first lunch delivery in the Charleston area.

Early numbers in some cities show the new coronavirus is disproportionately infecting African Americans.

Charleston County is urging people to provide critical medical information about themselves ahead of a potential 911 emergency situation.

As of 5 p.m. Tuesday, South Carolina residents will be bound by a “Home or Work” order issued by Gov. Henry McMaster.

A Lowcountry resident who ordered a Caffe Americano at a Starbucks location on James Island last year says that instead of being able to drink her cup of coffee, the espresso was spilled on her by an employee.

The Miss South Carolina competition has been postponed due to COVID-19. Organizers say the live telecast will now be on Saturday night, Aug. 1.

Officials with the Charleston Police Department say a second officer has tested positive for COVID-19.

Charleston police wants to let everyone know that it’s illegal to go inside city-owned parks during the coronavirus pandemic.

The executive order limits the sale to two drinks.

A Wilmington man says his dog saved his life during an attempted robbery on the 800 block of S. 15 Street late Monday night.

Charleston County deputies say they have found a missing 16-year-old who has been missing since Thursday.

Charleston County deputies are trying to find a last seen on Thursday.

Roper St. Francis Health says it has confirmed four additional cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours.

Live 5 News anchor Bill Sharpe has covered almost every kind of story you can imagine in more than 46 years at WCSC-TV.

Lowe’s stores will be closed on Easter Sunday to provide teams with a day off, the company announced Tuesday.

A Lowe’s employee in York, South Carolina has tested positive for COVID-19, Lowe’s confirmed Tuesday.

The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce says it has paid out approximately $10 million in unemployment benefits between March 29 through Thursday.

The South Carolina Forestry Commission says a burning ban for all counties is now in effect.

Hilton and American Express are teaming up to help those on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Online school, a new norm for parents and students across the Lowcountry, is a change that can be stressful for students at all different grade levels.

A Summerville dance academy is one of many small businesses getting creative to keep providing services while the doors are technically closed.

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

They found a safe way to celebrate their big day, while also letting their families be part of their wedding.

MUSC officials say they are implementing what they are calling a “workforce realignment” as the health care network works through "unprecedented and serious” financial deficits from the COVID-19 epidemic.

We have put together a list of non-essential businesses that have been ordered to close their doors by South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster.

Boeing will temporarily suspend all 787 operations at Boeing South Carolina until further notice, starting at the end of second shift on Wednesday, April 8, according to company officials.

Gov. Henry McMaster has ordered South Carolinians to remain at home unless they are going out to work.

“I didn’t do it to receive anything myself. I just did it to help my customers."

A Charleston emergency room nurse is getting ready for her first day on the job in New York.It's where the most coronavirus cases are being reported in the United States.