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Cleanup of Charleston plant site begins next month

CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Work begins next month on an $8.5 million project to clean the ground and water at the site of an old fertilizer plant in Charleston, the fifth such site in the area to be cleaned in the past seven years.

Mom who drove kids into ocean had low blood sugar

An attorney representing a South Carolina woman accused of trying to kill her three children by driving her minivan into the Atlantic Ocean says the mother was severely disoriented due to low blood sugar.

Obesity In SC

Columbia, SC (WOLO)- An obesity report shows young people in South Carolina rank second in the nation.

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