The city of Charleston’s Special Commission on Equity, Inclusion, and Racial Conciliation has released it’s 545-page draft report of on ways to promote racial justice and racial equity in the Holy City.
Federal agents intercepted 13 pieces of artifacts from the 10th century that were headed to South Carolina. Officials with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection said the shipment came from Mexico and was heading to a home in Sumter.
The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office is searching for Kalea Nevaeh White who was last seen leaving home at 9919 Highway 78 in the Ladson area around 12:05 a.m. on Aug. 1.
As the delta variant continues to sweep across the state and the start of the school year grows closer, parents are once again starting to ask questions about COVID in the classroom.
A new lawsuit filed in federal court claims the Charleston County School District and two district officials allowed a hostile work environment to be created, where staff were exposed to abusive behavior from students.
The city of Charleston’s Director of Livability and Tourism Dan Riccio says in June the city started receiving complaints and concerns from nearby residents about guests of The Barrel parking in their neighborhood and along the roads.
Officials with the Medical University of South Carolina say the Tri-county is in a “code red situation” with COVID as medical officials say the virus’ impact in the Charleston area has gone from “significant” to “severe” in the latest update by the healthcare networks’ COVID-19 tracking data.
The Medical University of South Carolina plans to build a Free-Standing Emergency Room and medical office building near the Bohicket Marina and Freshfields Village.
The Coast Guard along with state and local port agencies responded to a 120-foot dredge barge that capsized in the Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina early Wednesday morning.
Emergency officials said a 61-year-old and an 8-year-old child died in a house fire in North Charleston. The fire happened on July 31 at a home on Kraft Avenue.
In less than a week, a criminal case could be tried in front of a jury all the way to a verdict in Charleston County for the first time in a year and a half, but some defense attorneys are concerned about what the trials could look like with COVID protocols and how that could impact their clients.
West Ashley, Wando, and Cross High School’s varsity football teams are quarantining after members tested positive for COVID-19. Bishop England has quarantined over half their team.
NCPD Public Information Officer Harve Jacobs said the person pictured is wanted for questioning. There are no active warrants for this person, according to police.
The International Olympic Committee has suspended its probe on Raven Saunders’ podium protest following the death of her mother, according to a report by CNN.
Age-eligible South Carolina children would be required to show proof of coronavirus vaccination in order to attend public schools in the state, under a proposal introduced by Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mia McLeod.
South Carolina State Treasurer Curtis Loftis announced that $35.3 million in unclaimed property has been returned to South Carolinians this past fiscal year.
Late Tuesday night the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced a new eviction moratorium designed to get around the Supreme Court’s decision that the original moratorium was unconstitutional.
A flash flood watch remains in effect until midnight for Beaufort County. The flash flood watch has been cancelled for Charleston, Colleton and Berkeley counties.
It has been nearly a year and a half since Charleston County has held a criminal jury trial all the way to a verdict. Now the county has multiple criminal jury trials on the docket beginning next week, and both defense attorneys and the solicitor’s office are gearing up for the proceedings.
A heat map from the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control shows COVID cases increasing in the state over the last two weeks, and you may have also heard that more kids are getting COVID right now.
Officials with Trident Technical College say they will no longer require masks on campus after South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson issued an opinion on the subject.
A man who claims he was injured during an arrest by a North Charleston police officer last month is suing for assault and battery.Darin Meggett was pulled over on July 1 for a traffic infraction, according to his lawyer, Brian Mickelsen.
South Carolina’s Department of Health and Environmental Control reported a total of 2,065 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday. Those numbers represented the latest data from test results received on Sunday.
Several law enforcement agencies have canceled National Night Out events due to severe weather forecast forecast for Tuesday. The following agencies have canceled their events.
Those interested in the $100 summer card for first-time vaccinations and $25 summer card for drivers should call 888-675-4567 or visit covid19.ncdhhs.gov/vaccines/covid-19-vaccine-incentives.
Congressman James E. Clyburn announced the National Park Service will award nearly $3 million to seven projects in South Carolina to help preserve sites and history related to the African American struggle for equality.
The man wanted in connection with the shooting deaths of two adults and a young girl in South Carolina has been arrested in Florida, according to authorities.
During a discussion of the rise in COVID-19 cases, a member of the Cabarrus County Board of Education blamed the case increase on “illegal aliens by the thousands coming across that border without masks, with COVID.”
