
Hurricane Earl is expected to pass by well off the South Carolina coast, but its effects will evident as the storm passes. More>>
Stereotypically boys grow up to be doctors and girls go into nursing, but in the past few years that has changed. The number of females in medical school and residency programs is on the rise. More>>
South Carolina Senatory Lindsey Graham barred the media from a meeting with the Charleston Tea party group Wednesday night. More>>
Uncertainty about Hurricane Earl is making Labor Day travel difficult to plan this weekend. If you plan on canceling or shortening a trip to Virginia Beach or the Outer Banks in North Carolina, time may be running out for a refund. More>>
Two Charleston men were arrested and more than $400,000 in drugs, cash and personal property were confiscated after authorities shut down a cocaine trafficking operation in the Ponderosa subdivision. More>>
Gas prices have fallen across the state in August helping lead AAA Carolinas to forecast an 7.7 percent increase in Labor Day travel. More>>
Firefighters from across the country gather in Charleston to rally support for mandating sprinkler systems in apartment complexes, condos, and homes. They say sprinklers can save property and lives, but others aren't so fired up about the idea. More>>
The Port of Charleston is the fourth busiest port on the East coast. It brings in $45 billion every year and employs more than 260,000 workers across South Carolina. More>>
Congressman Joe Wilson is in the middle of an ethics investigation all because of a $12 purchase. More>>
Hurricane Earl has weakened in strength. The storm is now a Category 3 hurricane and it is expected to head for the Eastern Seaboard of the U.S. More>>
Hurricane Earl and Tropical Storm Fiona are being followed by Tropical depression nine. More>>
Authorities announced Wednesday afternoon they had identified a suspect in the July 30 shooting on Ladson Road. More>>
A judge Wednesday ruled that a teenaged murder suspect will be tried as an adult. More>>
Associated Press - September 1, 2010 1:15 PM ET CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - Forecasters say there's a high risk for rip currents along the South Carolina coast as Hurricane Earl approaches. More>>
Berkeley and Colleton Counties are two of 17 sites in South Carolina that will receive funds to reduce underage drinking and/or DUI crashes through the statewide Community Action for a Safer Tomorrow (CAST) project. More>>
Police are looking for two black men who robbed a Chinese take-out restaurant across from the Shadowmoss community in Charleston Monday night. More>>
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