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As the 2026–27 flu season kicks off, the South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is urging residents across the state to protect themselves and their communities by getting an annual flu vaccine.

ATC Host, Reagan Knight spoke with Scott Morgan and reflected on the impact of Hurricane Helene, two years later

The South Carolina Department of Public Health reported no new measles cases in its Tuesday update, bringing the state one day closer to a potential April 26 end to the Upstate outbreak.

The South Carolina Department of Public Health reported one new case of measles that was a result of international travel. The state's outbreak is still set to end April 26.

An out-of-date jail and siloed thinking are giving way to holistic attention on the mental health of those who pass through the county's criminal justice system.

Just weeks before turning 80, U.S. Navy vet John Harrell started a nonprofit to get traumatized military veterans out of their heads by fishing the waters right off his side yard.

The tangled legal fight between the Carolina Panthers and York County could be headed for a civil jury in Delaware, if a bankruptcy court there will hear it.

Two years after a brutal economic haymaker, South Carolina's business and industry sectors are largely back to pre-pandemic norms. But the future is being approached a little differently.

Ahead of his work's January 7th premiere, Edward Hart explains how he hopes to evoke the Lowcountry's checkered past and promising future through music.