Katie Kamin

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.

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.

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.

A global event celebrating those with special needs will be happening in multiple locations across the Lowcountry this week and it’s not too late to sign up a friend or loved one to join in on the excitement.

A music festival is set to kick off Saturday at Riverfront Park in North Charleston, with thousands expected to attend the two-day event.

A new wrongful death lawsuit is expected to be filed against two Lowcountry nursing homes, alleging that negligence at both facilities caused the death of a resident.

May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, and mental health professionals in the Lowcountry are urging the community to break the stigma and support those who are silently struggling with mental illness.

Families affected by gun violence will come together this weekend for the annual Tri-County Orange Walk, hosted by the Bradley Blake Foundation.

Hundreds of participants are set to take part in the fifth annual Charleston Memorial Stair Climb at the North Charleston Coliseum Saturday, and organizers say there’s still time for the public to join the tribute.

After multiple pregnancy losses and a stillbirth, one Lowcountry mom thought her dream of growing her family was over until a local doctor helped her defy the odds.