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