Approved COVID vaccines are in short supply but another option already approved in other countries is being tested in the Lowcountry.

The man who was convicted of obstruction of justice in the investigation into his wife’s 2012 disappearance will remain behind bars.

Ann McGill will talk with representatives from the companies to get in depth information about the types of services and products they provide, as well as training, benefits and other information to help you decide if it's a company you might want to work for.

The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating a crash Thursday morning that involved a Mount Pleasant Police vehicle.

Three crashes in the eastbound lanes of I-26 caused delays for drivers headed to Charleston from the Summerville area Thursday morning.

Charleston leaders are reviewing plans for a new sidewalk construction and bike lane improvement project proposed to bring better accessibility to pedestrians along Folly Road on James Island.

Harris Teeter announced it will distribute COVID-19 vaccines to eligible people at its pharmacies once it becomes available.

Authorities identified the suspect as Montrez Cyrus Simmons who is a suspect in a recent murder in Georgetown, a carjacking in Mount Pleasant and a second armed carjacking Tuesday night in Charleston.

Authorities arrested Cameron Rykell Byas of Charleston on Wednesday and charged him with failure to stop for blue light and reckless driving.

Fetter Health Care Network is working to make it easier for people to get their COVID-19 vaccine by hosting mobile vaccinations clinics across the Lowcountry.

Awendaw firefighters say four homes in a McClellanville neighborhood have been cleared while crews respond to a gas leak.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office says a 66-year-old Ladson man faces a charge of soliciting a minor.

The Medical University of South Carolina says they are working to speed up the COVID-19 vaccine inoculations.

Police in the Lowcountry are keeping an eye on things in case of any inauguration-related protests.

Fetter Health Care says people over the age of 70 are eligible to recieve a vaccine in North Charleston.

Police say a man wanted for multiple violent crimes in the Lowcountry including murder and carjackings has been arrested following a chase in the Charleston area which led to the suspect getting shot.

The governor was at the North Charleston Coliseum visiting Roper St. Francis vaccination drive thru facility where he spoke about the importance of getting the vaccine to people as quickly as possible.

The investigation began on Jan. 14 when police responded to MUSC for a stabbing that had happened earlier that night and involved a 21-year-old man who is Citadel cadet who was on leave.

The St. Johns Fire District says they have closed Bohicket Road on Johns Island after a multi-vehicle crash.

City of Charleston officials say a new apartment complex could soon be coming near Ackerman Park in West Ashley.

Publix will provide vaccinations by appointment at 42 of its pharmacies statewide.

The City of Charleston says they will also participate in a COVID-19 memorial that will be occurring concurrently nationwide.

Students in more than 100 South Carolina schools are now using smart thermometers, allowing nurses to track fevers and potential outbreaks down to specific grade levels.

We may be a few weeks into a new year but scammers are keeping up their same old antics. This time, though, they’re targeting small businesses.

The South Carolina State Board of Education says they giving a public reprimand to a teacher after he says he put his hands on two students in self-defense.

The Charleston County Public Works Department says resumed construction on the Grimball Road Drainage Improvements project will close the road.

The Charleston YWCA says they are hosting their annual Martin Luther King Day parade and breakfast, but this year, everything will be virtual.

Police say the incident occurred in the area of Bridgeview Apartments at roughly 8 p.m.

Police are asking people to stay clear of the area while they are investigating.

Anyone with information on who the suspect is or his whereabouts is asked to contact the Charleston Police Department.

While the parents say it’s a step in the right direction, they also say increased transparency surrounding COVID cases in the classroom should be expanded to middle and high schools as well.

All guests will be required to wear a mask at all times unless eating, showering, or sleeping.

The Charleston County Democratic Party says their headquarters has been vandalized.

Firefly Distillery says they will be holding their first food truck festival to support local eateries.

The Red Cross will be partnering with a North Charleston car dealership in an effort to get people to donate blood.

A group says a drive-thru food distribution event is taking place at Destiny Worship Center in North Charleston.

Police are investigating after a man was shot in West Ashley Friday night. Officials with the Charleston Police Department said it happened on Sequoia Street.

One month in after the first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine were administered, leaders at the Medical University of South Carolina spearheading the vaccination effort say between 3,000 to 4,000 patients a day are getting their shots.

The notifications includes Early Head Start, Head Start, child development, primary, and elementary classrooms.

Authorities say they have arrested a 49-year-old Charleston man accused of soliciting sex and sending an explicit image to someone he believed to be a minor.

Somerby Senior Living in Mount Pleasant started vaccinating workers and residents on Friday and will finish up the first round of doses Saturday. In all, around 300 more people are getting inoculated from the coronavirus.

The Charleston County School District will extend the suspension of athletic competition for at least another week.

Roper St. Francis Healthcare will implement drive-thru vaccinations at the North Charleston Coliseum beginning Wednesday.

First responders are on the scene of an early-morning crash involving injuries in Mount Pleasant.

Plans for a West Ashley waterfront park included an opening to the public for this month, but construction has yet to begin.

As school leaders sit down on a regular basis to figure out how to keep students learning in the most effective way during the pandemic, teachers in the Charleston County School District are sharing their thoughts.

Officials with the Awendaw-McClellanville Fire District say the incident is on Highway 17 and Plantation Road and involves two vehicles.

Charleston County councilmembers are looking to potentially support a statewide bill aimed at limiting beach towns from restricting access and parking in the future.

A pair of Charleston County BI-LO grocery stores will shut down in April unless its parent company can find a buyer, the company says.

The Charleston Fire Department says they know where a fire at a West Ashley home began but were still working to determine how it started.

Crime Stoppers of the Lowcountry is offering a reward for information in a deadly 2019 Charleston shooting.

An abandoned building in downtown Charleston’s medical district could be cleared to build a new apartment complex.

Two South Carolina players, including one in the Lowcountry, won big prizes in the Mega Millions lottery.

Dominion Energy is planning to install new gas lines along Mathis Ferry Road, which could cause delays for Mount Pleasant drivers in the coming weeks.

The City of Charleston will meet Thursday morning on new parking for office space along King Street.

An attorney for the city of Charleston has drafted a rough version of a new set of rules for city council and committee members to follow.

A North Charleston man received a big surprise from around the globe for his 100th birthday.

Roper St. Francis Hospital experimented with an antibody therapy called CERC-002 that has shown positive impacts for patients who are hospitalized with complications caused by COVID-19.