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    Charleston County mourns education leader Don Kennedy▼Charleston County mourns loss of beloved public education leader Don Kennedy✉newsLifeEducation2 d ago

    Charleston County is mourning Don Kennedy, a widely respected leader in the local public education community, following news of his death. Local outlet WCIV reported the loss, describing Kennedy as a beloved figure in county schools. Community members have been paying tribute to his contributions to public education, though details about his role, age, or cause of death were not provided in initial reports.

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    A man has been charged with murder in connection with a fatal shooting in Orangeburg County, South Carolina, according to WCIV. Few details have been released about the victim, the suspect or the circumstances of the shooting. Local residents are following the case as authorities continue to investigate and more information is expected from law enforcement.

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    Police: Man accused of sexually assaulting multiple people in gym locker room▼Man accused of sexually assaulting multiple people in women's locker room at gym: police✉newsHealthFitness5 d ago

    Police say a man is accused of sexually assaulting multiple people inside a women's locker room at a gym. The allegations are being reported by multiple local news outlets across the United States, including WSBT, WCIV, WLOS and KATU. Further details about the suspect, the location and the victims have not been provided in the reporting gathered, and it is not clear whether an arrest has been made.

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    South Carolina voter registration deadline is Sunday●South Carolina voter registration deadline for Nov. 3 election is Sunday✉newsWorldElections7 d ago

    South Carolina voters have until Sunday to register ahead of the November 3 election. Local outlet WCIV reports the deadline, warning residents that unregistered voters will not be able to cast ballots on Election Day. The reminder comes as election officials and media across the state push voters to confirm their registration status before the cutoff.