Tony Bartelme

Santee Delta north of Charleston is one South Carolina's most beautiful places defined by water and slavery. A new project will explore its painful past.

Hurricane Helene is among the deadliest and most costly hurricanes to strike the United States in a generation, a storm that left the Carolinas in tatters.

Plain ejections can leave pilots with spinal damage and severe injuries. 10 percent of those who eject do not survive the incident. This pilot tells his story.

The Francis Marion National Forest in South Carolina is the site of a novel project that uses sprinklers to create habitat for the elusive black rail.

Emails reveal Columbia attorney Belton Zeigler appeared to make numerous language changes to a bill opponents call a "giveaway" to the SC's utilities industry.

SC wildlife officials will temporarily close a rapidly eroding bird sanctuary near Charleston from human activity after conservationists urged more protections.

Sightings of eastern black rails are coveted by birders because rails are so secretive and scarce. South Carolina has only two known populations, one in the ACE Basin and another in the Santee Delta. But in a novel project, the U.S. Forest Service is using sprinklers to create the kind of habitat black rails like. The agency’s goal is to establish a breeding colony.

Amelia Earhart search yields possible clue, thanks in part to advances in AUV’s, or underwater drones.

Tony Romeo and his crew at Deep Sea Vision claim they may have found the wreckage of Amelia Earhart’s plane that crashed in Oceania over 86 years ago.

HCA Chippenham Hospital in Richmond, Virginia, allegedly hid trauma center data from Virginia regulators, according to lawsuit from former employee.