SC reports first flu-related death of 2025 season
The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) reported the first flu-related death of the 2025 season.
Author: ABC Team
Student loan caps could affect grad nursing students seeking ‘non-professional’ degrees
New student loan guidelines set to be put in place by the Trump administration could mean a hit to some healthcare workers, especially those seeking to further their nursing education.
SC marks World AIDS Day with rally, vigil for HIV awareness
Monday marks World HIV/AIDS Day, a global initiative uniting in the fight against the illness by honoring the efforts to end it.
More than 200 CASH POP lottery tickets misprinted, refunds available
The South Carolina Education Lottery announced a printing error affecting more than 200 tickets for Mondays CASH POP drawing.
South Carolina’s near-total abortion ban fails to advance out of subcommittee
The State Senate Medical Affairs subcommittee continued discussions about Senate Bill 323 – a proposed near-total abortion ban.
‘Give thanks, not illnesses;’ SCDPH encourages vaccinations ahead of holiday season
The South Carolina Department of Public Health issued a reminder Monday to encourage residents to make sure they are up to date with vaccinations ahead of holiday gatherings during the fall and winter months.
Gas prices in South Carolina rise 4.3 cents, matching national trends
The average price of gas in South Carolina rose in the past week, matching prices nationally, and spoiling the highly favored drop below $3 that was experienced nationally.
New report from WREN reveals issues faced by women and girls across South Carolina
Research and data collected in this project spanned across multiple topics, including access to healthcare, childcare, fair pay and safe housing.
New study names South Carolina 15th most dangerous state in US for senior drivers
A new study claims South Carolina is the 15th most dangerous state in the country for senior drivers, with almost 1,000 crashes recorded in a three-year period involving drivers over the age of 65.
South Carolina ranked among worst states for worker benefits in 2025, report reveals
South Carolina ranks near the bottom in the United States for employee benefits in 2025 according to a new report that looked at cost-of-living factors and sentiment for workers across the country.
