Autumn Klein

Charleston County leaders are working to provide work opportunities and foster connections for contractors and businesses in the area with an event Thursday.

The Lowcountry Food Bank is feeling the impact of a decision by the United States Department of Agriculture to put an end to two programs that provided money for schools and food banks to purchase from local farmers.

Doctors at Trident Medical Center have created a new limb preservation program to help people at greater risk of losing them.

The Berkeley County Coroner’s Office has installed a new drug detection machine with a portion of the opioid recovery funding that was awarded to the county last year.

Lowcountry community groups will be heading to the South Carolina State House Thursday to push for more protection against gun violence in our state.

Following a year full of brain-related treatments, Trident Medical Center is working to meet the increased need by finishing its brand-new 10-bed Neuro Rehabilitation Unit.

After months of delays, Mount Pleasant’s new waterfront park is finally nearing completion.

The Woodland Shores Road Complete Streets and Maybank Highway Midblock Crossing project will add an array of safety improvements for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists on James Island and, this week, Charleston County leaders are meeting to gather community feedback on these planned improvements.

The Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston will be the first clinical trial site in the country to test a new cochlear implant for people with hearing loss.

Leaders with the Historic Mother Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church are working to preserve the church for many years to come as it is such an important piece of Charleston’s history.