SC flu numbers are down. But experts predict holiday surge
Want to protect yourself, your friends and family? Get a shot, experts say.
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Author: Connor Bird
MUSC reaches final stage of critical psychedelic drug research
Medical university’s research proves psychedelics to be beneficial in helping people with PTSD, researchers say.
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Ketamine therapy is proving to be effective in helping mental health
The drug is becoming a popular way to help patients with mental illness and chronic pain.
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NOAA denies endangered species protections for ‘race-car’ shark
The shortfin mako shark’s population is rapidly decreasing, including in S.C. waters, but a federal agency decided this month against listing the shark as an endangered species.
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SC seeing some of nation’s highest influenza rates in a quick-start flu season
The United States is seeing one of the worst starts to a flu season in five years. South Carolina is listed as having a “high activity” level, per the CDC data.
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Hemp farmers say they’re hurt by SC restrictions
Hemp restrictions in South Carolina harm the farmer and benefit the processors, some farmers say.
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A conversation with some of Finlay Park’s homeless
Sunday afternoon is a busy time for Finlay Park. Homeless people gather to catch up with their friends and get food from local outreach groups.
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Invasive Japanese honeysuckle worries local experts
S.C. experts want people to know just how invasive the Japanese vine is.
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City council’s plan to build ‘rapid shelters’ for homeless raises concerns
Columbia is creating new space for chronically homeless people, but some local homelessness organizations are concerned.
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Richland County sheriff lines back up after 32 hours
Photo of the front of the Richland County Sheriff’s Department building. (Photo by Connor...
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