Black Friday shopping was back this year in full effect.

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is investigating an officer involved shooting in Colleton County.

State environmental regulators are proposing a $3 million fine for the Hyundai Glovis Co. logistics and shipping firm after a cargo ship carrying vehicles capsized.

Retailers are expecting stores to be more crowded this Black Friday than they were last year.

Appellate arguments over a lawsuit challenging South Carolina’s abortion law have been pushed into the new year.

A World Health Organization panel named the variant “omicron” and classified it as a highly transmissible virus of concern, the same category that includes the delta variant, the world’s most prevalent.

Ahmaud Arbery’s mother woke up Thursday with a new, very important blessing on Thanksgiving Day.

While Black Friday has a strong hold on Americans’ imaginations as a day of crazed shopping, it has lost stature over the last decade.

For the second year in a row Catherine Jones Ministries has spent their Thanksgiving giving back. Setting the table and providing a hot meal to welcome not just a community, but a family to break bread and give thanks.

Each year, Americans collectively donate hundreds of billions of dollars to charity, with much of that giving during the holiday season, according to the National Philanthropic Trust.With the season of giving now underway, Secretary of State Mark Hammond is advising South Carolinians, “Give from the heart, but please give smart.”

AAA Tow to Go is back just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday, helping to keep impaired drivers off the road In Georgia.

An investigation is underway in Screven County after a body was found inside a burning building on Old Poor Robin Road early Tuesday morning.