Special Reports
SC legislators aim to fund private education — without violating constitution
by Lily Higgins | Apr 29, 2025
An education scholarship bill is bouncing between the S.C. Senate and House of Representatives.
Read MoreRural maternity care in SC is shrinking. Could midwifery be the answer?
by Damian Bertrand | Apr 23, 2025
Rural hospitals across the nation are shutting down their maternity wards – in South Carolina, too.
Read MoreBlind community finds support from SC organization
by Damian Bertrand | Apr 17, 2025
There are about 150,000 blind people in South Carolina. This organization supports the blind living freely without restraints.
Read MoreSouth Carolina’s suburban growth raises wildfire risks
by Hayden Davis | Mar 6, 2025
South Carolina wildfires often go unnoticed. But the state’s growth might be why this week’s fires received national coverage.
Read MoreFlooding still a concern in Five Points as flood mitigation projects are delayed
by Hayden Davis | Feb 27, 2025
The city has multiple flood-abatement projects planned along Rocky Branch, which runs through much of downtown.
Read MoreSC attorney: Nursing home residents overprescribed antipsychotics, creating ‘horrific situations’
by Mary Gaughan | Dec 11, 2024
Nursing homes face a rising staffing crisis. What happens when care turns into harm, turning patients into “drooling zombies”?
Read MoreInfant sleep deaths rise when advice to parents is simply, ‘Don’t co-sleep with your child’
by Sydney Zulywitz | Dec 9, 2024
Most infant sleep-related deaths are preventable. Why do they keep happening?
Read MoreNumber of uninsured soon to rise dramatically. Free clinics are prepping now
by Sydney Zulywitz | Nov 18, 2024
Clinics are training future healthcare workers to look holistically and be kind.
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