Abbey O'Brien
WMBFNews.com
Charleston, SC, United States
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Two siblings reunite in North Charleston after 62 years apart
There was a family celebration at a hotel in North Charleston on Friday as two siblings, separated by adoption as children, reunited for the first time in about 62 years. → Read More
Former hospital patient starts her own pet therapy non-profit in Summerville
It is National Volunteer Week and Summerville Medical Center is praising one of its volunteers who is paying it forward after she spent time as a hospital patient. → Read More
Lowcountry 20-year-old with autism celebrates milestone at work
He recently celebrated his forth anniversary working at Publix and is getting a lot of attention because of a social media post. → Read More
S.C. rural hospitals to give COVID-19 vaccine despite a lack of ultracold storage
Most rural hospitals do not have the ultracold storage containers needed to store the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. → Read More
Georgetown man serving life without parole wants new trial
A Georgetown County man sentenced to life in prison without parole for kidnapping, assault and battery with intent to kill and several other crimes wants a new trial. → Read More
Free, anonymous phone line available for anyone struggling during COVID-19
The South Carolina Department of Mental Health and the South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services partnered over the summer to create a free, anonymous help line. → Read More
MUSC infectious disease expert leads talk on children returning to school
MUSC Children’s Health hosted a webinar Friday morning to answer some parents’ biggest questions about COVID-19 and sending children back to school during the pandemic. → Read More
Georgetown County under tornado watch; bracing for some of the worst of Isaias
The forecast track for Isaias shows the northern parts of the Lowcountry could see the worst of the storm. → Read More
Black Lives Matter activists protest Confederate monument in downtown Charleston
A few groups gathered at the Confederate Defenders statue in downtown Charleston on Sunday morning. → Read More
MUSC doctors working on new technology for possible ICU surge
The doctors are rolling out new technology to create a “virtual ward” that could bring high-quality care to besides in a healthcare facility, field hospital, gymnasium or your home. → Read More
Lowcountry beachgoers can use new, free app to navigate traffic, beach rules
If you plan to head to the beach for the holiday weekend or anytime this summer, a new phone app could help you before and during your trip. → Read More
Millions of dollars recently allocated to pave, resurface SC roads
The South Carolina Department of Transportation says $562 million will go toward paving and resurfacing projects in every South Carolina county for the upcoming fiscal year. → Read More
Millions of dollars recently allocated to pave, resurface SC roads
The South Carolina Department of Transportation says $562 million will go toward paving and resurfacing projects in every South Carolina county for the upcoming fiscal year. → Read More
Companies hiring full and part-time positions amid COVID19 pandemic
There are many companies hiring in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
S.C. on the verge of a ‘blood emergency’ because of coronavirus fears
The American Red Cross says the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on blood donations means impacts on people’s lives. → Read More
Clemson players meet teen battling leukemia at National Championship game
When Clemson took the floor at Media Day, you couldn’t help put notice some of the players talking to a teenager in the front row. → Read More
Clemson players meet teen battling leukemia at National Championship game
When Clemson took the floor at Media Day, you couldn’t help put notice some of the players talking to a teenager in the front row. → Read More
SC Goodwill stores asking for end-of-year donations
Goodwill stores throughout South Carolina are asking for donations as you de-clutter for the new year. → Read More
Traffic changes expected as Lowcountry kids go back to school
Lowcountry students head back to school on Monday and Wednesday, which means more cars, buses and law enforcement officials on the roads. While these changes are typical, some changes are a little less obvious. → Read More
Traffic changes expected as Lowcountry kids go back to school
Lowcountry students head back to school on Monday and Wednesday, which means more cars, buses and law enforcement officials on the roads. While these changes are typical, some changes are a little less obvious. → Read More