People who live and work in the Tri-County of South Carolina face the biggest struggle in the state to afford a “modest” two-bedroom rental, a new national report finds.
For the first time in two years, the storm prediction center is forecasting its second-highest risk of severe weather for most of South Carolina Thursday.
From limited internet, to educating people about various vaccines for the coronavirus, healthcare systems in rural parts of South Carolina are pushing to find effective ways to give out as many coronavirus vaccines as they can.
Saint Stephen Police say a man facing charges in connection with a pursuit Tuesday morning came to a sudden complete stop in an attempt to force an officer to crash.
"You're going to step foot on sacred ground. The museum itself is situated in an historic alleyway that back in the 1850s and 60s was used as an auction location to sell people of African descent."
The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce, American Job Center and SC Works Veterans Services are coming together to host a statewide, virtual hiring event.
As schools statewide work to fill urgently-needed teacher positions, some districts are tapping into international programs to bring teachers to the Lowcountry.
Federal Correctional Institution Williamsburg in the Salters area is currently reporting 35 coronavirus cases among employees, according to the U.S. Department of Justice’s Federal Bureau of Prisons COVID-19 database.
The president of a union representing employees of a federal prison in Williamsburg County is accusing the facility’s leadership of making a decision that led to skyrocketing COVID-19 cases behind bars.
Back in November of 2016, Atonya McFadden was driving on Highway 521 near Andrews when a pine tree came crashing down on her SUV while she was driving.
Relatives of people incarcerated at a Lowcountry federal prison say they are concerned as reports of COVID-19 cases behind the walls of the facility have skyrocketed over the last week.
With Christmas just one week away, the latest data from the state health department shows the Lowcountry has the highest acute hospital bed occupancy in the state with the Tri-County over or nearing full capacity.
The Williamsburg County School District says Kingstree area schools are going virtual due to COVID-19 and all Williamsburg County schools will switch to a virtual learning pathway the first week back from winter break.
South Carolina State Treasurer Curtis Loftis is hoping to deliver some holiday green to South Carolinians this year, with the 12 Days of Christmas Cash campaign.
Williamsburg County Supervisor Dr. Tiffany Wright is looking to fix county finances with a three-phase plan. The result could save the county $1.5 million by the end of 2022.
Marine units with the Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office will assist Williamsburg County deputies Tuesday in the search for a man missing for more than two weeks.
After just over a decade in operation, a call center in Williamsburg County will be shutting down this fall.Sykes Enterprises will be closing its facility along U.S. 52 north of Kingstree on Oct. 31.
Registration is still open, and students must be registered through an online form. District officials said students need to go through in-person assessment this week to see if their learning level has changed.
I never thought coming from a small town that I would be on national tv, for naturally conceiving 14 children so I just want to say thank you Kingstree.
Falling back on her teaching experience and utilizing her master’s degree in counseling, Keyatta Oliver has decided to open the Infinite Hope Behavioral Health & Community Outreach Center in the heart of Kingstree.
The Williamsburg County Schools superintendent predicts her district will not have a regular school year as educators continue to plan around the coronavirus pandemic.
Officials with Tidelands Health say hospitalizations they are seeing from COVID-19 dispels a myth that only elderly people become seriously ill from the coronavirus.
The U.S. Department of Justice’s Federal Bureau of Prisons announced on Tuesday that two staff members at Federal Correctional Institution Williamsburg near Salters have tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
At first the voicemail left on Des McFadden’s phone on Monday sounded like a standard business message but then the man on the phone never hangs up. He is heard speaking to someone else, describing McFadden by using the “N” word.
Data released by the SC Department of Health and Environmental Control shows the only nursing home in Kingstree with nearly eight dozen confirmed cases among staff and residents over the past 30 days.
