A man serving a 22-year sentence in the state Department of Corrections has been sentenced to federal prison after a guilty plea in connection with a scheme to extort and defraud military members.
The Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum is offering free admission for Vietnam War veterans and their immediate families Wednesday as part of Vietnam War Veterans Day.
The National Medal of Honor Leadership and Education Center is donating over $3.5 million to expand and enhance the current museum’s footprint on the USS Yorktown on Patriots Point.
Senator Lindsay Graham (R-S.C.) has expressed his support for the bill and says once the COVID vaccine elimination mandate bill is passed in the House, he will be looking to move to phase two which is restoring military members who have been discharged.
Three dozen airmen are set to receive the U.S. Air Force’s highest award for heroism while participating in aerial flight at a Monday morning ceremony.
A ceremony honoring James Henry Conyers, the first African American to enter the U.S. Naval Academy was held in Charleston, with some of his descendants in attendance.
Loyd’s grandson Perry James, IV, of Mt. Pleasant, never knew his grandfather, but he made a promise to his mother that he would work to get Loyd’s Purple Heart.
Nearly 400,000 veterans call South Carolina home, but as many of them transition from service to civilian life, they face new challenges in that new chapter.
A female Veteran-focused organization hosted its first fundraiser on Saturday to bring the community together and spread more awareness about the nonprofit.
An 18-year-old Fort Jackson trainee who was found unresponsive in her barracks and later died at a hospital has been identified as Pvt. Danielle A. Sheilds, 18, of Decatur, Georgia, according to Fort Jackson officials.
Sen. Lindsey Graham spoke with members from Joint Base Charleston, Lowcountry CEOs, city and county leaders during a roundtable discussion at the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce Monday.
South Carolina is becoming one of the most popular states for Americans to move to, but leaders at the state’s eight military installations say this is creating problems for service members and their families looking for a place to live.
On Sunday, 21 years after the September 11th terrorist attacks, Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum remembered the day by blasting the horn of the historic USS Yorktown.
More than 50 soldiers were welcomed back to the Cornhusker state after deployment in the Middle East, among them was a husband and father from Blue Hill, who had a pretty special introduction to a new member of his family.
Clifford Dill says that for him, July 4th is now about the smaller things. But he still holds a special place for the holiday in his heart because of the sacrifices he made in the army.
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