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The singer's family shared the news on her social media pages. more
Church closures are accelerating in the Northeast and Midwest as aging congregations shrink, while immigrant and tech-savvy churches show growth. more
Eric: Reframing your thinking a bit will help stave off hurt feelings. more
A Ladson mother is accused of homicide by child abuse. Mothers killing their own children is very rare and could result from untreated psychosis. South Carolina and MUSC are making more treatment … more
Scientists in the Faroe Islands unlock clues to the question of whether one of Earth’s most important systems of ocean currents is slowing down, a potential risk to the planet. more
The city of Charleston has a plan to improve flooding issues in West Ashley. It involves the home that belonged to former magistrate judge James B. Gosnell, Jr., who is currently awaiting sentencing. more
What’s happening around the Lowcountry: Aquarium nears 500th release with three rehabilitated turtles, a North Charleston gallery accepts submissions, plus new plans for former Pepsi bottling … more
The inside of Kenner’s Pontchartrain Convention & Civic Center leaked during rain and the air conditioning system sputtered from old age. Then, earlier this year, contractors discovered mold … more
The Lafayette City Council could decide this month whether to pause its permitting process for allowing more bars to open downtown. more
South Louisiana businesses and nonprofit groups recently announced the following promotions, new hires and resignations. more
Bob Livingston, 83, grew up in New Orleans, served in the Navy, graduated from Tulane Law School, became a local prosecutor and won a special election to the United States House in 1977. Over time, … more
Police responded to a shooting on Azalea Avenue. A man was shot in the leg and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. more
Police say one person is injured, and their condition is currently unknown. more
Michael Kotlikoff described the past week as one of the most difficult in the university’s history. more
Michael Kotlikoff described the past week as one of the most difficult in the university’s history. more
An Israeli strike has killed at least one person in the Gaza Strip as Palestinians continue reporting a surge in Israeli strikes across the enclave. Meanwhile, Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels … more
Orchards are adding attractions as New York loses farms faster than the nation. Some keep it simple, while others have built adventure parks. more
Orchards are adding attractions as New York loses farms faster than the nation. Some keep it simple, while others have built adventure parks. more
The crash happened on North Jefferson Street, just off of US Route 224, before 2:30 a.m. more
"How to Survive a Mass Shooting" author Krista Hanley's "survival" at Columbine would unfold over decades, but first she had to return school to find her backpack. more
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