A noise ordinance that has existed on Edisto Beach for several years now is suddenly sparking conversation after some people have made complaints about outside live music.
Colleton County School District says there’s been a recent uptick in fights, but one parent claims for the last three years, she has yet to receive an answer as to why her child keeps being a victim.
The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office has filed a response to a request for a new murder trial for convicted killer Alex Murdaugh amid jury tampering allegations.
The disbarred Lowcountry attorney charged with scores of financial crimes and two others accused of conspiring with him are scheduled to appear before a judge Thursday in Beaufort County.
South Carolina’s attorney general has requested the state law enforcement division to investigate allegations of jury tampering in the Alex Murdaugh double murder trial.
Attorneys who represent convicted killer Alex Murdaugh have filed a motion for a new trial amid allegations the Colleton County clerk of court tampered with the jury during Murdaugh’s six-week trial earlier this year.
Several Lowcountry rivers are expected to reach flood stage over the next few days, and local authorities are warning residents of the potential impacts in the wake of Hurricane Idalia.
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources hosted a public meeting in Walterboro Thursday with hopes of finding volunteers to serve on a new council.
Authorities say a former Hampton County deputy has been arrested and another person remains at large in connection with a deadly shooting in Walterboro last week.
Officials with the National Weather Service in Charleston say water levels are continuing to rise along Ireland Creek in Walterboro after recent heavy rainfall.
More than 4,000 students returned to the Colleton County School District on Monday, and the school board addressed some of the problems and successful moments from the first week so far.
A month after a deadly stabbing and house fire in Colleton County that left six people dead and one fighting for her life, family of the victims are starting to pick up the pieces.
Affidavits released Monday provide new information on a total of 18 new charges against a man in connection with the deaths of six people in a July fire in Green Pond.
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