Melissa Rademaker

A $37 million renovation is coming to Trident Technical College’s Berkeley Campus, expanding facilities, bringing new programs and tripling enrollment capacity.

Construction is expected to start on Charleston’s new city operations center this year with major changes to the original site plan.

The Beloved Early Education and Care Collective hosted a symposium on Black Maternal Mortality with guest speakers, resources and breakout sessions for attendees to talk and learn together.

A Ralph Johnson VA mobile medical unit is traveling the Lowcountry making sure veterans who can’t make it to the facility downtown are getting care.

The state presented surveillance video as evidence in a murder trial, working to prove that one man is responsible for a 2021 bar shootout that left one person dead and two others injured.

Charleston area bars and restaurants are closely following the process of a liquor liability law at the statehouse and say they are cautiously optimistic it is getting attention.

The principal of Whiteside Elementary earned an annual statewide award for principals who participate in a seven-month leadership program voted on by his peers.

State and local fire officials stress the importance of complying with the statewide burn ban and urge anyone who sees flames or smoke to call 911 and report it.

A Georgetown County jury awarded $200 million in actual damages to the family of murder victim Brittanee Drexel.

A murder case from a 2020 shooting in McClellanville is seeing delays in the courts years after the arrest and a scheduled trial that fell through.