Predicted SC COVID-19 deaths rise as more reopening debated
Health officials say predicted coronavirus deaths in South Carolina are rising as more reopening measures are being debated.
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Columbia Police investigating a shooting that injured two on Candi Lane
Columbia Police say they are investigating a shooting that injured two men on Monday, May 4th, 2020. Authorities say it happened on Candi Lane
18-year-old killed in UTV crash on Ft. Wagner Road in Fairfield
The Fairfield County Coroner’s Office has identified a teenager that died in a UTV accident over the weekend.
A fatal two-car collision in Sumter County on Saturday leaves two dead
Sumter County Coroner’s Office has identified two victims of a deadly crash involving two vehicles on Saturday, May 2nd, 2020.
SC state parks to reopen with safety precautions in place
You can get back to the great outdoors Friday, but you will still have to adhere to CDC guidelines
South Carolina state parks plan to reopen Friday May 1st, but there will be some changes amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Prisma Health expands COVID-19 testing with seven new locations
Prisma Health expands COVID-19 testing with 7 new locations
On May 2, Prisma Health is teaming up with DHEC to offer community screening for COVID-19 at seven locations statewide.
Sen. Scott praises McMaster’s ‘slow progress’ to reopen SC
U.S. Senator Tim Scott is praising South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster’s response to the coronavirus outbreak.
COVID-19 cases increase in Clarendon County while the state has peaked
MANNING, SC (WPDE) – State leaders say Washington University reports cases of coronavirus have peaked and that’s why they’re moving forward with reopening the state. Clarendon County however, is seeing a big increase in cases and now has the most confirmed cases per capita, most estimated cases per capita and most deaths per capita in the state. Watch the video…
Assembly Street to close today due to a rail defect
Norfolk Southern Railroad is closing Assembly Street Catawba Street and Whaley Street this morning to repair a rail defect.
Popular SC beaches opt to stay closed amid outbreak concerns
Some South Carolina beach towns are still opting to stay shuttered due to concerns amid the coronavirus outbreak.
