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Adobe StockThe South Carolina Department of Public Health on Tuesday reported no new measles infections since March 17, keeping the total number of illnesses linked to the Upstate outbreak at 997. -
A self-taught topiarist, Fryar transformed a former cornfield into an internationally celebrated garden.
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Officials say South Carolina has become an established part of the Masters' economic footprint, with impacts felt across the state's hospitality, golf, and education sectors. -
Federal and state political and transportation leaders on April 6 broke ground on the Interstate 95 Lake Marion bridge replacement project in Santee in Orangeburg County. -
The seven-member crew is in Honolulu to assist with response and recovery efforts following devastating flash flooding on O'ahu's North Shore. -
Spring break is here for many South Carolinians. If you are heading to the coast, here are a few safety tips on rip currents. -
House District 64 covers portions of Clarendon and Sumter Counties. -
Each April, National Public Health Week is observed to recognize public health contributions and address key health issues. -
The South Carolina Department of Public Health's Friday, April 3 update marked the fifth-consecutive update with zero infections reported, keeping the outbreak total at 997. -
South Carolina’s Easter weekend forecast will be warm but features increasing showers and thunderstorms on Sunday as a cold front moves through. -
Shalonda Summers, a chicken farmer in Barnwell County, said her upcoming move from half-an-acre of land to about 11 acres could amount to nothing. -
The Gamecock women face the University of Connecticut tonight at 7 p.m.
