South Carolina ranks No. 3 among deadliest states for cyclists, pedestrians. But help is on the way
Vulnerable roadway users can expect changes to Columbia-area infrastructure in the next few years.
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Author: Sammy Sobich
Recalled toys still sending children to hospitals, Trouble in Toyland report says
Prisma Health partners with U.S. public interest group to share how to pick safe toys for their children this holiday season.
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Museum to be built in Columbia to honor WWII’s Doolittle Raiders
Eighty years after airmen volunteered for a top-secret mission at the Columbia Army Airbase, friends and family work to preserve their legacy.
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Prisma Health and Habitat partner for record-breaking homebuilding blitz
Post-pandemic, Prisma Health is building a new partnership with Habitat for Humanity in the Midlands to better connect with the community it serves.
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Pediatric flu, COVID and RSV cases pushing hospitals’ capacity
Hospitals and care systems in South Carolina — and the Southeast — are being hit with an influx of pediatric patients suffering from RSV, flu and COVID.
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Spike in RSV cases seen at children’s hospitals across South Carolina
A respiratory virus is hospitalizing South Carolina children at high rates early in the season.
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With a COVID-19 spike projected, people seem unaware new booster is available
Many S.C. residents are unaware a new type of COVID-19 booster is available as the winter season is expected to bring an influx of cases.
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USC campus prepares for Hurricane Ian’s impact
University officials and on-campus residents alike are taking steps to get ready for the remnants of Hurricane Ian.
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1st major hurricane of season to hit South Carolina at end of week, officials say
Hurricane Ian is expected to bring heavy rainfall to South Carolina from Thursday through Saturday.
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Irmo to welcome 25,000 to community park for annual Okra Strut
Okra Festival returns to Irmo for its 48th consecutive year.
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