USC and Lexington Medical Center partnership hopes to address state’s nursing shortage
According to the Bureau of Health workforce data, there are only seven nurses per 1,000 people in South Carolina, the lowest number in the country.
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Study links COVID-19 re-infections to increased risk of other serious conditions
A new study is linking coronavirus re-infections to an increased likelihood of getting other serious health conditions. It comes as COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations rise across the country, and a new wave of variants has some experts worried.
Local Living: State Museum invites you to celebrate the “Dog Days of Summer,” Prime Time in the Parks continues for Columbia teens and more!
Local Living: State Museum invites you to celebrate the “Dog Days of Summer,” Prime Time in the Parks continues for Columbia teens and more!
Signs of foundation damage to be on the lookout for in your home
Last week’s series of earthquakes left some homeowners wondering if there are any signs they can be on the lookout for to make sure there’s no damage to their home’s foundation.
Learning about the seven victims killed in the July Fourth shooting in Highland Park
All seven people who were killed in the July Fourth mass shooting have now been identified, and we are learning more about who they were. Most of them were from Highland Park, Illinois, where the violence unfolded on Monday.
Consumer News: Inflation impacting the childcare industry
Consumer News: JD Power reports new vehicle owners encountered more problems in 2022, inflation impacting the childcare industry
SCHP: Driver and passenger die in collision on I-95 in Clarendon County
The South Carolina Highway Patrol says troopers are investigating after a collision on I-95 in Clarendon County left two people dead.
DHEC: 11,844 new COVID-19 cases, five additional virus related deaths in SC
DHEC reports 11,844 new COVID-19 cases and five additional virus related deaths in South Carolina.
Travel tips from the Columbia Metropolitan Airport
Across the country, we’ve heard stories of flight cancellations due to staffing shortages at air lines. Here at home, the Columbia Metropolitan Airport says they’ve seen some cancellations, but not as many as they expected.
Woman killed in collision with North Charleston Police cruiser
By ABC News 4 (WCIV)
A woman is dead following a collision with a North Charleston Police officer on Tuesday.
