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The state Department of Insurance is now accepting applications for the program which assists coastal residents with home safety upgrades to protect during hurricanes and strong winds.

Babies too young to be vaccinated are among the most vulnerable in measles outbreaks like the one in South Carolina, which is the largest the U.S. has seen in decades. While the state's outbreak has slowed, the virus continues to spread in many states jeopardizing the nation's elimination status.

A response committee found every county in South Carolina has moderate level drought conditions.

Researchers at Clemson University are helping city officials take a closer look at how to strengthen opioid recovery efforts.

Despite improving weather conditions across the state, forestry officials continue to urge South Carolinians to be extremely vigilant when burning outdoors.

The health exams are part of Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month, a nationwide observance each April.

A U.S. Department of Energy investigation found the 71-year-old withdrew nearly $55,000 from her deceased relative's account over an 18-month period.

The South Carolina Department of Revenue is reminding servers and managers about the May 1 deadline to receive proper certification under the state's newly-required law.

While the eastern half of the state is no longer under the alert, forestry officials caution that western conditions remain volatile.

Groundbreaking ceremonies will take place Saturday on the university's student center expansion and new residence hall.