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Positive Vibes Interrupter to Violence, other start-ups were supposed to find creative ways to reduce gun violence, using government grants of $100,000 each.
Justin Taylor, photographer for The Current, shares a collection of favorite photos from the news of 2023.
Kailey Cota is a data reporting intern at The Current through the Dow Jones News Fund. She recently graduated from the University of South Carolina and was named the 2021 S.C. Collegiate Journalist of the Year.
Citing misleading crime data, Coastal Georgia city officials want the Christian mission to people experiencing homelessness to close. But the city offers no replacement.
A fictional Manhattan subway map honoring famous women inspired Rachel Hodges, former first lady of South Carolina, to help create the Columbia City of Women initiative. The initiative's purpose is to honor impactful women, uplift female achievement and promote feminine power through community awareness.