Lillian Donahue

Attorneys and environmental groups say a new federal rule could change water-quality protections for certain wetlands and tributaries across the Lowcountry.

On Thursday night, presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg spoke with nationally syndicated radio host Charlamagne tha God about his ideas to strengthen the economy specifically for black voters.

District officials with the task force say although 22 percent of all active threats take place in schools, 44 percent occur in other areas of the community.

Activists and community members in Beaufort county are calling for change after a number of recent violent crimes and shootings.

Chad Devereese was just working from his home Friday on War Admiral Lane Friday when he noticed an unknown car parked out front.

Citadel officials want to demolish Capers Hall and rebuild the structure to include updates in safety and classroom sizes, but some believe the building holds historic significance to the area.

With no current count, homelessness in Berkeley County has been a hidden problem.

The town of Mount Pleasant has identified millions of dollars worth of future projects to improve roadways, drainage systems, fire department facilities, recreation and more in its new five-year capital improvement plan.

The Charleston Jewish Federation and the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Charleston coordinated with city leaders to hold an anti-hate rally.

Dozens of people stopped by the fundraiser off Cottageville highway where cheer team members and friends spent Saturday cooking food, taking donations and praying for everyone affected.

A luxury treehouse business can continue to operate short-term rentals on Wadlamaw Island, a judge has ruled, but the legal battle against Charleston County is not yet over.

In Charleston's bustling food scene, keeping business booming year-round for restaurants can be a challenge.

Years of construction in low-lying areas have led to worsened flooding in West Ashley.

More than 120 volunteers at Seacoast Church put together over 1,400 backpacks for the Charleston Department of Social Services as a part of the "Journey Bags" initiative.

The New Jersey senator answered questions on his stances surrounding issues like education and healthcare reform.

Across the coast, thousands are preparing to start 2020 with a swim in winter waters.

More than three dozen people showed up to a community memorial for Brian Ross, a homeless man living behind the Food Lion off Savannah Highway who died Thursday.

Jill Biden stopped in Ravenel and Walterboro to talk with voters about her husband's campaign.

The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office is working to figure out who vandalized a sailboat that had become stranded off Kiawah Island.

State legislators want to make sure every teacher has at least 30 minutes to themselves each day, however some remain skeptical on how that could be implemented and enforced.

Community leaders on Charleston’s eastside have a goal to install 150 cameras on houses in the neighborhood to curb crime.

This weekend, deputies in Berkeley County are on the lookout for people that may use the busy shopping season to steal gifts from parked cars using decoy trucks

The Town of Kiawah Island is asking the Charleston County Council for nearly half a million dollars to improve Kiawah Island Parkway to prevent traffic issues during the 2021 Professional Golfers Association Championship tournament.

The new 77,000 square-foot building brings more space for students.

For 20 years, families and friends of homicide victims have gathered to honor loved ones lost to homicide.

The gift drive has been helping children during the holidays since 2016.

The bike build started when Dr. Dennis Schimpf founded the non-profit Pedals 4 Peanuts in 2013.

The College of Charleston's Bully Pulpit series that aims to spark political participation in college students.

When someone saw that she was buying groceries instead of toys with her gift card, they decided to give her a surprise

Officials said if people can't take a dog home, they should still spread awareness.