South Carolina

For Telehealth Awareness Week, Scott Morgan takes a look at the evolving landscape of remote healthcare.

South Carolina ETV and Public Radio Chief Meteorologist Tim Miller reflecting back to Sept. 22, 1989, the 37th anniversary of the most infamous weather event in modern South Carolina history. Tim Miller also sat down with ATC Host, Reagan Knight, to talk about Hugo and hurricane preparedness.

Columbia residents Irene Tyson and Reba Campbell met nearly 40 years ago while living in Washington D.C., where regular gatherings at a small supper club evolved into a lifelong friendship.

The annual "Pain in the Nation" report shows a turning point in the number of suicides, as well as drug and alcohol deaths. South Carolina's numbers buck the trend.

Even as South Carolina sees an uptick in rain this week, a Thursday update from the Drought Response Committee doesn't show any improvement.

The Columbia City Council will reevaluate short-term rental properties after a deadly shooting June 6 at an Airbnb that resulted in the death of an 18-year-old.

State legislators joined Gov. Henry McMaster in his office Thursday to commend a new law criminalizing the posting of intimate or nude photos without a person’s consent, commonly known as “revenge porn.”

The federal government has cut food aid and tightened restrictions for food assistance programs. As summer kicks in, rural districts might have trouble keeping up with need. So might food pantries.

An annual report by United Way breaks down South Carolinians considered asset-limited, income-constrained, and employed. The state's overall average masks some wide disparities in race, age, and geography.

Lancaster County's two main stops for residents needing food assistance have swapped which agency oversees USDA food program for low-income residents. The growing need for assistance all but demanded it.