Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3137 on the Isle of Palms is helping former service members stay connected while continuing to serve the veteran community.
Thousands of people lined the streets of downtown Columbia on Veterans Day for South Carolina’s largest Veterans Day Parade, honoring those who served in the U.S. military and the sacrifices they made to protect the nation’s freedoms.
As veterans are celebrated throughout the Lowcountry on Wednesday, the City of Goose Creek held its own ceremony, honoring those who have served in uniform.
South Carolina State University’s main campus is becoming a construction zone with a long-term purpose: more room for students, updated places to learn and gather, and expanded facilities for research and public service.
A Ukrainian writer is sharing stories of life during wartime at the Charleston Literary Festival as the first recipient of the festival’s Fiederowicz International Fellowship.
Mount Pleasant Town Council has given initial approval to an ordinance that would create a public process for addressing properties whose zoning does not match the town’s long-term plan.
Charleston County leaders are considering a multimillion-dollar investment that could nearly double the size of an existing nature preserve in Hollywood.
On the eve of Veterans Day, a 103-year-old World War II veteran who helped liberate France received one of the nation’s highest honors during an emotional ceremony at Fort Jackson.
Federal authorities announced Tuesday that 36 people have been indicted in a multi-state drug trafficking and money laundering investigation linked to South Carolina.
The Charleston City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday night on a $495,000 contract for the first phase of repairs to bluestone sidewalks on Broad Street.
A disturbing video circulating on social media is drawing attention across the Ole Miss campus after women were caught on a Ring doorbell camera making racist gestures outside an apartment where three Black students live.
A viral video showing multiple deputies restraining an 18-year-old during a fight at the Coastal Carolina Fair is raising questions about the use of force.
Charleston city leaders celebrated the completion of the city’s largest stormwater project, an approximately $198 million effort more than two decades in the making.
A magistrate judge dismissed all charges against the defendants in the Pawleys Island Community Church case Friday after a preliminary hearing in Georgetown County.
