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.
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.
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.
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.
The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce says it has paid out approximately $10 million in unemployment benefits between March 29 through Thursday.
While the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control has confirmed 2,232 COVID-19 cases, it estimates almost seven times that amount may be possible.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control says it is now tracking an average of 187 new COVID-19 cases per day in the Palmetto State.
Gov. Henry McMaster's executive order requiring the shutdown of more businesses labeled "non-essential" will take effect at the close of business Monday.
Administrators with Tidelands Health announced new guidance for the use of personal protective equipment by employees ahead of a “surge of patients” due to the spread of COVID-19.
South Carolina lawmakers are coming back to the Statehouse for a day next week, but not everyone is happy the Republican dominated House and Senate will be in session as the coronavirus spreads.
Walmart and Target, two of the nation’s largest retailers, announced Thursday that they will begin implementing new guidelines as it tries to keep both customers and its employees safe in the coronavirus outbreak.
Inmates at two South Carolina correctional institutions are making more than 1,000 masks a day to give to health care workers on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic.
Statistics released over the course of the week by the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control shows a wide range of age groups are being affected by COVID-19.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster says he has ordered the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control to disclose up-to-date numbers of confirmed COVID-19 cases by zip code.
The South Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association along with the Scofflaw Brewing Company has launched a relief fund to help those who work in the hospitality industry who have been affected by COVID-19.
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!
New data out this week from the Centers for Disease and Prevention shows that over 70% of ICU admissions and over 75% of non-ICU hospitalizations for COVID-19 were of people who reported one or more underlying health conditions or had other risk factors like smoking or pregnancy.
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.
Some seamstresses in the Midlands are coming together to make sure healthcare workers have the materials they need to stay safe. They’re spending hours each day cutting and sewing gowns for nurses and doctors.
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.
More than 200 South Carolina municipalities are predicted to lose funding based on population decreases, according to the state's Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office.
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.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster issued an executive order Tuesday to close all non-essential businesses across the state to help stop the spread of the coronavirus.
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 South Carolina National Guard has focused on delivering medical supplies to hospitals across the state since being activated by Gov. Henry McMaster.
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.
