Hurricane season is reaching its peak with news seemingly every day of a new storm or tropical system. If recent history proves anything, it i…
Today has great historical significance – and great significance now for a nation in which some are questioning its foundations.
With fewer people on the roads during the coronavirus pandemic, it seems nearly all states are reporting that those on the roads are speeding …
Every day, the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control tells us how many South Carolinians were tested for COVID-19, how many test…
Adjustments to the voting process for November's general election in South Carolina are on the way. Unclear is just how far they will go.
John Yow was hired as City of Orangeburg administrator as a young man in 1991, taking on the job in a city amid governmental transformation. A…
The nation vowed 19 years ago when terrorists struck in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania that we would not forget. Today's 9-11 remembran…
Critics argue that it takes too long to get information in officer-involved shooting cases – if information is ever made available to the publ…
By mandate or not, masks are going to be a part of life for the foreseeable future. Call it just one of the components of a new reality brough…
Gov. Henry McMaster made the right decision when he gave the green light for South Carolina to apply for supplemental federal unemployment fun…
Any discussion of the “good old days” cannot be a reference to the reality of boating in South Carolina. In 1973, the state had 128,000 regist…
Quarantining nursing homes in South Carolina was a sensible move in the early days of the coronavirus emergency. But the quarantine failed to …
The debate over personal identification most often centers around issues of voting and ID theft. But there is another important indentificatio…
South Carolina lawmakers are in the process of reviewing all facets of criminal justice in the state, from how police operate to sentencing la…
South Carolina traffic fatalities for 2020 have declined amid the coronavirus pandemic with fewer people traveling. But the carnage remains horrific.
Before the coronavirus, public bodies infrequently had large crowds at their meetings. Now that most sessions are being conducted virtually, a…
The year 2020 will go down as one for the books: a pandemic, simultaneous hurricanes, an asteroid predicted to pass by Earth on the day before…
Long before COVID-19 arrived, South Carolina employed about 20 contact tracers who called up those diagnosed with certain infectious diseases.…
Between now and Sept. 2, America and the world will hear more about World War II. For the 75th anniversary of V-J Day that marked victory over…
A new study shows coronavirus scammers have broken the $105 million mark and the surge in online shopping during the pandemic has led to the u…
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In choosing Kamala Harris as his running mate, Joe Biden checked the essential boxes his party had demanded -- a woman, a minority and a progr…
A hurricane threatening South Carolina in late July and early August is rare, but if forecasters are correct, Hurricane Isaias is just the beginning.
The beautiful black water of the North Edisto River has particular meaning in a historic community founded along the banks of the life-giving waters.
In the countdown to Election Day 2020, America this week celebrates milestones in our voting process.
South Carolina lawmakers made adjustments in the absentee voting process for the June political primaries and runoff elections. Every voter in…
Amid the coronavirus pandemic and new predictions of an aggressive hurricane season, along comes a reminder there are other threats.
The debate over returning students to school comes down to calculated risk. Proponents say young people face very little threat from the coron…
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