Alan Hovorka is a Breaking News and Courts Reporter at various publications including the Stevens Point Journal and wisconsinrapidstribune.com. He covers a range of topics with a focus on health and wellness, crime and justice, and legal affairs, often delving into mental health, consumer health, and litigation. His work has been featured in the World Wealth Journal, The Post and Courier, and Echo Pilot.
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NORTH CHARLESTON — Three senior citizens died July 23 in a house fire on Sterrett Street
By: Alan Hovorka
COLUMBIA — A long-running class-action lawsuit against Richland County's jail involving its treatment of inmates with mental illness appears to be heading for a settlement, according to newly filed court records.
By: Alan Hovorka
MOUNT PLEASANT — Dominion Energy is experiencing a large-scale outage affecting thousands of customers across parts of Charleston and Berkeley counties.
By: Alan Hovorka
ST. GEORGE — A judge handed a symbolic, yet stiff, penalty down July 31 to a woman who ended the lives of two 17-year-old boys in a violent drunken driving collision.
By: Alan Hovorka
CHARLESTON — A mentally ill man's family and victims will receive millions of dollars from the country's largest medical provider to jails and prisons, including the Charleston County jail.
By: Alan Hovorka
CHARLESTON — A James Island man has pleaded guilty to three federal charges related to lobbing Molotov cocktails at Tesla charging stations in North Charleston.
By: Alan Hovorka
NORTH CHARLESTON — A $2.4 million upgrade to Charleston County's emergency communications center will go online next week, the first major expansion of the consolidated center since its construction.
An 85-year-old man is dead following an accident on Schulrknight Road, according to the Berkeley County Coroner’s Office.
By: Alan Hovorka
SUMMERVILLE — An 83-year-old woman with Alzheimer's disease died Aug. 7, two weeks after suffering what her family and a lawyer described as more
Solicitor Scarlett Wilson wrote North Charleston Police Chief Ron Camacho to say she would drop criminal cases if his officers didn’t do better work.
