A viral video of a carriage horse laying on a street in Charleston sparked a years-long lawsuit, and now a judge has granted summary judgment in favor of the defendants in the libel case.

As of this July 30, more than 600 South Carolinians are in the hospital with COVID-19. That is the highest number of the summer, according to the state health department.

Members of the LGBTQ+ community are raising concerns about being heavily targeted in the media and in society for the spread of monkeypox.

Officials say four bulldogs have died, and six others have been taken to the Charleston Animal Society after being recovered from a West Ashley home in poor condition.

Anastopoulo Law Firm, headquartered in South Carolina, filed a class action lawsuit against Lyons Magnus after the food and beverage company recalled dozens of products that might be contaminated.

Officers from the Charleston Police Department arrested and charged a Charleston man for allegedly assaulting and kidnapping his girlfriend Wednesday.

The Mount Pleasant Police Department says two lanes northbound on Highway 17 and Oakland Market are back open after a crash.

The city of Charleston is kicking off back-to-school season with its annual first day fest this Sunday.

After a year-long closure for renovations, the Charleston County Public Library Mount Pleasant branch opens Saturday.

The Charleston Fire Department is investigating a structure fire that left two cats dead Thursday morning.