Charleston County, SC - The Charleston County Consolidated Emergency Communications Center has taken a significant step towards enhancing its emergency response services by implementing fully automated machine learning technology to streamline the handling of non-emergency calls. This innovation aims to improve the efficiency of call-takers, allowing them to focus more
Charleston, South Carolina - The BEE Collective announces its inaugural Just-Us INDABA: Birthing, Education, and Healing Justice Summit, arriving Saturday, November 4, 2023 at the International Longshoremen's Association Local 1422 building located at 1142 Morrison Drive, Downtown Charleston, South Carolina. This all-day event will begin at 9 a.m. with
WASHINGTON, DC – On Wednesday morning the US Supreme Court heard arguments about whether or not the district court erred in ruling that South Carolina engaged in racially gerrymandering in drawing SC Congressional District 1. Last January, a district court in SC ruled that the state had violated the Constitution stating
Charleston County is considering the purchase of more than 90 acres on Johns Island for multi-use including hurricane debris management.
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Charleston County, SC - The Charleston County Consolidated Emergency Communications Center has taken a significant step towards enhancing its emergency response services by implementing fully automated machine learning technology to streamline the handling of non-emergency calls. This innovation aims to improve the efficiency of call-takers, allowing them to focus more
Charleston, South Carolina - The BEE Collective announces its inaugural Just-Us INDABA: Birthing, Education, and Healing Justice Summit, arriving Saturday, November 4, 2023 at the International Longshoremen's Association Local 1422 building located at 1142 Morrison Drive, Downtown Charleston, South Carolina. This all-day event will begin at 9 a.m. with
WASHINGTON, DC – On Wednesday morning the US Supreme Court heard arguments about whether or not the district court erred in ruling that South Carolina engaged in racially gerrymandering in drawing SC Congressional District 1. Last January, a district court in SC ruled that the state had violated the Constitution stating
Charleston County is considering the purchase of more than 90 acres on Johns Island for multi-use including hurricane debris management.
Civil rights leaders joined the family of Jamal Sutherland, a mentally ill Black man who died in the Al Cannon Detention Center after being tased excessively by two deputies, to hold Ninth Circuit Solicitor, Scarlett Wilson accountable and implore her to “do the right thing.”
