A British couple who sought justice for their 19-year-old son after he died in a vehicle crash say they have settled a civil lawsuit they filed in the United States against an American motorist with ties to Aiken.
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced victim support groups from across the state are set to receive grants, including nearly $1 million coming to Aiken County.
Sheriff Leon Lott announced Wednesday in a press conference that a dozen inmates at Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center are facing charges for a Sept. 3 riot that sent two detention officers to the hospital.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control said it is too soon to know how much longer South Carolina’s current COVID spike will last or if it may be ending.
Newly released documents show that the two Charleston County jail employees who were fired months after Jamal Sutherland’s death had each previously been flagged repeatedly for use of force.
Augusta University's medical illustration grad program is one of just three in the entire country. We spoke with one student getting awards for her work.
Meteorologist Charles Roop talks about why the start date and time of astronomical fall varies, and why some pick meteorological fall as the accurate start date.
Someone who has previously been infected with COVID-19 is not immune from becoming reinfected, the state’s assistant state epidemiologist said Wednesday.
A local grandad and granddaughter are finding unique ways to make use of their vacant family cottage. Before it was a family gathering spot but now its being used as a salon, well at least half of it.
Future zoologist Ayden likes being around and learning about animals, reading, talking to his friends and listening to music (emo rap is his favorite).
With their hands tied when it comes to mandating masks, school districts in South Carolina are doing what they can to deal with a surge in COVID cases.
The resolution was to establish Sep. 19-25 as a national week honoring the sacrifices made by families of U.S. military service members who lost their lives in service to the nation.
Tybee Island Police are looking for a woman who attempted to drown an injured puppy in the ocean because she was concerned she could not pay for its medical care, according to a Facebook post from the department.
A pop-up clinic in Louisville will offer comprehensive medical services to people in need. It's happening this weekend at Jefferson County High School.
South Carolina educators, school nurses, and pediatricians are calling for state lawmakers to head back to Columbia for a special session to repeal or modify the state law that is stopping schools from enforcing mask mandates.
