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Stephen Federico reflects on the life of his daughter Logan, sharing memories of who she was, her goals, and the lasting impact she continues to have. He also provides an update on the case and discusses efforts surrounding Logan's Law.

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Before heading out on the water, make safety a priority.

LTJG Kyle Hector of the U.S. Coast Guard and John Swink, Division Commander with the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, discuss life jacket use, boating under the influence, navigation rules, float plans, and other important safety reminders for boaters.

Just because something is labeled “healthy” doesn’t automatically mean it’s low in calories. Foods like avocados 🥑, nuts, and even eggs can be packed with nutrients while calories can still add up quickly without realizing it.

FOX 24 News Now’s Sonia Shariff shares more in this week’s Weekly Wellness.

Discover how therapeutic connections with horses are transforming lives at CATR.

Colleen Trepen, Executive Director, and Dayna Caldwell, Volunteer Coordinator & Philanthropy Support, discuss the organization's mission, student programs, volunteer opportunities, and the upcoming Derby Party fundraiser supporting student scholarships.

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Theresa Dennis, President of the Charles Dennis Foundation, and Charles Dennis, Board Member and son of Chuck Dennis, join us to discuss the upcoming Chuck Dennis Memorial 5v5 Soccer Tournament happening June 6 at Patriots Point.

The foundation continues Chuck Dennis’ legacy by providing youth soccer scholarships and creating opportunities for young athletes through faith, family, community, and the game of soccer.

What really happens when you recycle your old devices?

Lauren Braun, Sr. Manager for Environment & Product Marketing at Apple Inc., breaks down where your old phones, tablets, and cables go and how valuable materials are recovered and reused.

A new collab is coming to Charleston and it’s bringing luxury and dining together in one experience. The Cooper is teaming up with The Crossing for something you won’t want to miss. We’re breaking down what’s included and why people are already talking about it.

For more information, visit: https://www.thecooper.com/

Keys to Change continues to serve those experiencing homelessness in Dorchester County. The organization provides housing and support services that help individuals get back on their feet. Leaders say community support plays a major role in their ongoing impact.