Most public school districts in South Carolina may be required to enforce President Joe Biden’s recently announced COVID-19 action plan for vaccinations in the workplace, state education officials said Tuesday.
When asked what the next steps the Biden Administration is prepared to take in response to this limit on mask requirements, Psaki said they are prepared to support schools who may need it.
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division confirmed Monday afternoon that it has opened an investigation into attorney Alex Murdaugh’s alleged misappropriation of funds from the law firm his family founded.
Men and women from Joint Base Charleston’s 437 airlift wing spoke Thursday morning about what it was like in the last hours in Kabul as they were among the last folks out of Kabul.
Farm supply stores in the Lowcountry do not offer COVID-19 treatment, but that has not stopped some people from showing up seeking ivermectin products to try to alleviate symptoms of the virus.
Prosecutors say he was captured by deputies from both the Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office and Charleston County Sheriff’s Office on U.S. 17 in the McClellanville area.
A 12-year-old from Walterboro, who has been hospitalized for weeks at MUSC’s children’s hospital because of COVID-19, is making some progress in her fight against the virus.
Officers look at the boat of anyone who asks for an inspection while going through a checklist of boating laws and regulations that boaters must abide by.
Georgia Southern University students can get money in their accounts for getting vaccinated. The university is offering incentives for them to get the shot.
The South Carolina Department of Social Services (DSS), in partnership with the South Carolina Department of Education, is administering the next round of pandemic EBT (P-EBT) to eligible families across the state.
Among the plaintiffs is Able South Carolina, a Columbia-based nonprofit that advocates for disability rights and disability justice and provides one-on-one services.
Two groups-one in each of the Carolinas-to find out what it is like in the path of destruction. The full extent of the damage is still to be determined.
Two Georgia brothers that prosecutors said sparked the largest food recall in American history, killing nine people and sickening hundreds by making tainted peanut butter, are asking their sentences be vacated.
Gov. Brian Kemp said the Georgia National Guard will deploy 105 personnel to hospitals throughout the state to help fight a resurgent coronavirus pandemic.
The family of an Orangeburg man killed in action during the Korean War hopes the community will pay final respects to him as they prepare for his burial.
Food Lion, which has more than 1,100 stores in 10 Southeastern and Mid-Atlantic states, will be offering open interviews at each of its locations on Aug. 24.
Stacy Michelle Costner Rabon, 48, of Rock Hill, S.C. was arrested and charged with homicide by child abuse for the death of a baby in 1992 that was found floating in the Catawba River.
