Pandemic challenges new and expecting moms
New parents are facing several challenges in the midst of the pandemic.
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Author: Mae Frances Bing
Gov. McMaster expects economy to be ”humming” by end of June
Gov. McMaster expects to reopen South Carolina’s economy with a recovery plan.
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Somber perspective from a tiny lens
While reporter Mae Bing is back in the Lowcountry, she took photos with her iPhone to show how her community is dealing with the pandemic.
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Simple DIY headbands aim to help pandemic frontline workers
After seeing frontline workers complain about discomfort from wearing their mask for hours, Ciera Eady created a more comfortable solution.
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McMaster orders closing of ‘non-essential’ businesses as COVID-19 cases increase
South Carolina Gov. McMaster issued an order to close all non-essential businesses.
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Recording a quieter life in my small hometown
Back in my small South Carolina town, I’m taking out my camera to record what this new, quiet life is like.
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Fintech promises a digital revolution
Technology is making changes in the financial industry. Over the past years, a range of fintech startups have emerged, using technology to make it easier to save, invest, make payments or get a loan.
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Flood detecting AI system could thwart devastating river damage
Two University of South Carolina engineering professors are creating an early warning flood detection system using artificial intelligence. The system could assist state and local agencies in emergency flood response.
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