Katie Kamin

Charleston’s tourism season begins in just a few weeks with the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition, and experts expect the season to be a busy one.

The South Carolina Court of Appeals ruled the Orangeburg County man accused of sexually assaulting three teenagers in three counties will have to stay registered as a sex offender.

A place meant to heal is actually a place of pain, suffering and even death—all that potentially could have been prevented. That’s what a months-long Live 5 Investigation found with the hundreds of documents we uncovered showing complaints of neglect, filth, missing money and even bugs at Riverside Health and Rehab in North Charleston.

Newly released 911 calls are providing a glimpse into the heart-wrenching moments leading up to and after Summerville police say a good Samaritan was shot and killed trying to save a woman from being attacked by a dog.

Firefighters and EMS workers with Georgetown County Fire and EMS are pushing for a law to make it a felony to assault first responders in South Carolina.

A science teacher at James Island Charter High School hopes you’ll help her provide her students with the tools to collect and analyze scientific data, specifically how sea level rise is changing our local environment.

When firefighters arrive at a scene, they expect to fight the fires, not the people they’re trying to save, but assaults against firefighters and EMS personnel are plaguing departments across the United States, including in South Carolina.

Participants of a Lowcountry organization that serves young adults with disabilities got a special surprise Friday that will allow them to more easily travel between events and activities.

A three-judge panel from the South Carolina Appellate Court is now weighing two appeals in the Bowen Turner case after hearings Tuesday.

Tropical Storm Debby and similar storms have serious long-term consequences for Lowcountry water quality and it’s a problem expected to only grow worse.