Alan Hovorka is a journalist based in Charleston, South Carolina. He writes for The Post and Courier and his work has also appeared in the Stevens Point Journal and wisconsinrapidstribune.com. Alan covers a range of topics including local arts and culture, music, food, and community events.
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By: Alan Hovorka
MONCKS CORNER — The Berkeley County's jail former health care provider has missed settlement payments to eight women who reported being sexually abused by a male nurse.
By: Alan Hovorka
Berkeley County Judge Martin Housand is under SLED investigation after he was accused of assaulting an Uber driver who had picked up his daughter in September.
By: Alan Hovorka
Police seized more than $35 million in counterfeit Viagra from two Summerville brothers as part of an alleged conspiracy to traffic fake pills and other goods.
By: Alan Hovorka
Antawn Scott, an employee fired, from Toast All Day pleaded guilty Oct. 31 to murder after in the slaying of his former manager in a 2022 attempted robbery.
By: Alan Hovorka
A trial in a 2019 North Charleston double homicide case ended with Shamar Stanley going to prison for 40 years while a jury acquitted another on all charges.
By: Alan Hovorka
Ninth Circuit Solicitor Scarlett Wilson, a Republican, won her fifth term as top prosecutor in Charleston and Berkeley counties. She beat Democrat David Osborne
By: Alan Hovorka
A man still accused of two murders will spend about a dozen years in prison for crashing into a police cruiser at the end of a high-speed chase that started when police tried to arrest him.
By: Alan Hovorka
Casey Lee Combs, violated his probation in domestic violence convictions after he was accused of assaulting a man and holding a woman at gunpoint, a judge ruled
By: Alan Hovorka
A North Charleston woman with a gunshot wound call 911 the morning of Nov. 21, saying she shot the father of her child in self-defense, according to police.
By: Alan Hovorka
A North Charleston man accused in the killing of a transgender woman in 2019 and shooting a man in 2020 is free on a $100,000 signature bond after years in jail
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