Several organizations are voicing their concerns about the new Union Pier plan, saying it is moving too quickly, there are still way too many questions about the project and the plan is not reflective of what the community wants.
Healthcare, housing, and the filling of Gadsden Creek are some of the 'hot button' issues that local officials will address at these years' Nehemiah Action Event in North Charleston.
Medicaid coverage will end for millions of Americans in the coming months, potentially leaving those stripped of Medicaid confused on where to turn next.
The South Carolina Office of Resilience has announced they will be giving several million dollars to the City of Charleston to improve drainage issues affecting around 500 acres of Johns Island.
South Carolinians are reporting losses to online scams that are more than double what was previously reported in 2021, according to the new information from the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Over 1,500 people came to Exchange Park over the weekend to receive services from six different countries that citizens may not be able to obtain otherwise.
A new art gallery opening this weekend in the Lowcountry is gaining worldwide attention. It’s an attempt to display emerging digital art in a physical space.
A local organization hosted an event Saturday for community members to get together and discuss common problems in the area and find solutions as a group.
The City of Charleston Board of Architectural Review is pushing forward designs for two different downtown hotels that some locals are concerned about.
The Charleston Wine and Food Festival wrapped up Sunday after four days of many vendors, music and interactive culinary events that highlighted Charleston’s unique flavor.
By James Pollard Associated Press and Dylan Leatherwood
Walterboro native Danny Murdaugh is ready for his small South Carolina town to return to normal following the double murder trial of a distant relative that drew global attention and sullied his family’s surname.
The 2023 Charleston Wine and Food Festival, which features a variety of culinary events to showcase Charleston’s unique flavor, has kicked off in the Holy City.
Five months after a massive garbage truck fire damaged part of their home, a Summerville family says they have not been paid for the damage and are tired of waiting for compensation.
A Lowcountry restaurant brought hundreds of barbecue lovers together all while raising money for local charities during an annual event Saturday afternoon.
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