A public survey is open for the next two weeks to provide residents a chance to share what improvements they’d like to see come to a three-mile stretch of U.S. 17.
There will be more than 2,300 polling locations in South Carolina on Nov. 3. Inside those locations, non-partisan workers will administer hundreds of thousands of ballots to registered voters.
James Island homeowners have been voicing their concerns about a cluster development for a few years. One woman is now suing the City of Charleston with claims they haven’t been transparent or followed all the rules for this development.
Investigators say the suspects distributed cocaine, crack cocaine, heroin and marijuana. The indictment states authorities seized almost $200,000 in cash, a gun and ammunition.
Zeta sped across the Southeast on Thursday, leaving a trail of damage and more than 2.6 million homes and businesses without power in Atlanta and beyond after pounding New Orleans with winds and water that splintered homes and were blamed for at least six deaths.
Sen. Stephen Goldfish and Rep. Lee Hewitt sent a joint statement to the Town of Awendaw Planning Department against the expansion of the Southern Mine off Sewee Road.
Two weeks ago, officials with the Department of Health and Environmental Control released a plan to distribute coronavirus vaccines in the Palmetto state. While there is limited information about the COVID-19 vaccine, trials for other potential vaccines are ongoing.
The Charleston County School District has launched its own 'learning pods’ to create a way to allow students learning virtually to have a place to get work done and still have social interaction.
Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence has tested positive for COVID-19, putting into doubt whether the face of college football will be available to play the top-ranked Tigers' biggest game of the season.
A Greenville father and a Clemson Police officer rang a bell together at MUSC Charleston’s Transplant Center, marking the completion of a successful kidney donation.
Zeta, which struck the Louisiana coast as a Category 2 hurricane and remained a tropical storm as of Thursday morning, is causing gusty winds and a risk of storms for the Lowcountry.
The Isle of Palms is moving forward with a lease that would revamp the marina’s restaurant and parking lots, but some who live on the island are raising questions about the area’s future green space.
City of Charleston leaders are reminding the public to follow guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention if they celebrate Halloween.
