As the sun rose Sunday morning, business and property owners in downtown Charleston had already been at work sweeping broken glass and boarding up broken windows.
Harry Joseph Griffin, Charleston Councilmember for District Ten, took to his Facebook and posted, “We will meet at Marion Square tomorrow at 8 am to clean our City.”
The chairman of Charleston County Council issued a curfew that takes effect at 11 p.m. Saturday night after hours of protests over the death of a man who died this week while in Minneapolis Police custody.
Search and rescue crews in Florence County are searching for a missing child after the child was washed away by flood water in Effingham, according to Chief Deputy Glen Kirby with the Florence County Sheriff’s Office.
Ravenell said several callers have notified the Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office of callers claiming to be an actual deputy with the Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office.
With protests happening across the country following the death of George Floyd, Governor Henry McMaster took to Twitter on Friday night to offer a response.
A Kentucky man accused of stealing around $25,000 from a nonprofit to pay off social media scammers was found in South Carolina, after being on the run since November 2018, authorities said.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control reported a total of 266 new COVID-19 cases Saturday, bringing the total number of infections to 11,394.
The Coast Guard Sector Charleston command center received a mayday call at approximately 7:30 p.m. from the crew of the sailing vessel stating they gone aground with two people aboard.
Two Democratic candidates running for state representative in District 109 found themselves at the Charleston County Board of Elections Headquarters, having to prove their residency.
Dr. Marcelo Hochman said one of the legislative priorities of the Charleston County Medical Society for the last few years has been to ask lawmakers to repeal “Certificate of Need” laws in the state.
Dorchester County deputies say a tip led to the arrests of seven people over the course of this in what they call an “extensive child pornography investigation.”
Today’s update brings the total number of people confirmed to have COVID-19 in the state to 11,131, and those who have died to 483, according to the Department of Health and Environmental Control.
Officials with the North Charleston Police Department say the investigation began at 10:49 a.m. when officers responded to the 7500 block of Plantation Drive.
Back in April, seven local Air Force medical personnel were given less than 48-hours notice to assist with the COVID-19 response. In some cases, they only had 24 hours before having to leave.
Authorities say a Charleston County deputy’s patrol car collided with a vehicle as the deputy was attempting to stop another vehicle on I-26 Thursday night.
Today’s update brings the total number of people confirmed to have COVID-19 in the state to 10,788, and those who have died to 470, according to the Department of Health and Environmental Control.
The grass is clipped but the bleachers are bare and will continue to be empty for the rest of the summer. Georgetown County has opted to pass on America’s pastime.
Recently, the non-profits Our Lady of Mercy Community Outreach and Tricounty Family Ministries joined in the push to help those in need by including food and beverage workers in their emergency food services.
Charleston County high school principals have been planning virtual graduations for their seniors for weeks, and on Thursday, West Ashley High wrapped up their final day of video shooting.
New procedures will be in place on June 9th to protect voters and poll workers amid the coronavirus pandemic. “Touchless voting” will be the new process for casting a ballot, from the check-in process to selecting a preferred candidate on the voting machines’ touch screens.
Late last year, election officials reported the state’s current electronic poll book solution is not compatible with the new statewide voting system because of its age and inadequate software capabilities.
The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office said the body of 43-year-old Phillip Rawlings was found last Saturday near Polawana Island off of St. Helena Island.
Criminal court trials could be on hold until August or September because of the COVID-19 pandemic. That’s according to solicitors in the Tri-County area.
As doctors continue trials for innovative COVID-19 treatments, some at Roper St. Francis Healthcare say they are hopeful in expanding trials while early results show promise.
Lowcountry law enforcement officers and their K-9 officers gathered in Charleston to escort a fallen South Carolina Department of Natural Resources K-9 officer for a necropsy.
We are less than two weeks away from South Carolina’s primary election, but Charleston County’s election officials say they are extremely short-staffed.
Charleston County is planning to accept a grant on Thursday through the South Carolina Department of Mental Health COVlD-19 Emergency Response Initiative.
Doctors at the Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center say an experimental COVID-19 treatment being tested there has been one of the first signs of hope in the fight against this virus.
Three North Charleston police officers are facing disciplinary actions following an investigation involving the use of force during an encounter with a man which was captured on video.
