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North Charleston awarded 13 nonprofits each $100,000 to fight gun violence. A year later, questions remain as to where the money went and if the program worked.
A report by Charleston County’s Criminal Justice Coordinating Council finds vast majority of those arrested for illegal gun carrying are young Black men.
A new organization wants to curb gun violence, with a special focus on students throughout Orangeburg County.
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After multiple gun violence forums have called upon people from all backgrounds to share their input, the final meeting brought together solutions.
MUSC violence intervention program starts seeing patients Paola Tristan Arruda © Provided by Charleston WCSC-TV . CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - South Carolina’s first hospital-based program to help prevent violence is now starting to work with patients. The Medical University of South Carolina has created a violence intervention program with the help of community partnerships and support from stakeholders. The goal is to help patients suffering from injuries related to violence, promote recovery, and improve their outcomes after the injury. “Unfortunately, we see a lot of v...