Police arrested 18-year-old Suhib Ahmed Yousef who was charged with attempted murder and possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime in connection to the shooting that happened Monday evening.
State Superintendent Molly Spearman says the Berkeley County School District’s non-compliance with mask ordinances at school may affect the district’s eligibility for CARES Act funding.
For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic hit our state, criminal trials are resuming in Dorchester County. However the rules and look inside the courtroom have changed drastically.
The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office was searching for men in an attempted carjacking Monday night in which at least one shot was fired as the victim tried to escape.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation will not recommend lowering the speed limit at a Ravenel intersection people who live there say can be dangerous.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control will close public comments after Tuesday on a new $220 million Walmart distribution center planned in Dorchester County.
Residents in James Island will have two opportunities Tuesday to give input into the 10-year comprehensive plan being developed for the city of Charleston.
Detectives are continuing an investigation into a shooting in downtown Charleston that sent a man to the hospital Monday night. It happened on President Street and Bogard Street at 6:20 p.m.
The Charleston County School Board is set to vote Monday on a one-time bonus for its teachers and school-based staff for their work during the pandemic.
Here in the U.S., diseases such as polio and smallpox have been eliminated through vaccinations. Even people who aren’t vaccinated, or can’t be vaccinated, have some protection through a process called herd immunity.
Charleston’s police chief said he’s very concerned after his officers found guns and ammo inside a pickup truck during a protest downtown Saturday night.
The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce recently started paying out benefits from the Lost Wages Assistance Program. Many people are still waiting for their checks.
Five large, rural road projects have been added to a road improvement plan in the Lowcountry. Leaders from around our area gathered virtually on Monday to talk about the improvements.
South Carolina State Election Commission officials say another court ruling means voters casting an absentee ballot by mail will not need a witness signature on their ballot.
State legislatures have decided how they will allocate the remaining federal funds from the CARES Act.State lawmakers say $40 million of the more than $600 million of remaining funds will go towards minority and small businesses.
A Trident United Way study found the Tri-County area to be one of the most expensive places to live in the Palmetto State, with housing costs putting many people in a bind.
With schools offering more virtual coursework during the pandemic, a doctor at Roper St. Francis Healthcare says students could see the physical impacts of online learning.
The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office says they have arrested a man after a car chase caused two other crashes and left a 2-year-old victim with a broken femur.
The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office has announced that it will assist the Charleston Police Department after protestors said they will return Saturday evening.
South Carolina Department of Corrections officials say two more inmates have died of complications from COVID-19, bringing the total number of inmate deaths to 30.
A group of Mount Pleasant community centers say together they will be hosting a registration drive and offering an array of services relating to the upcoming election.
The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office says four people were injured when a reckless driver tried to evade a traffic stop and crashed into multiple vehicles Friday night.
State health officials are working on revising regulations for septic tanks and local environmental groups are coming together with a list of requests.
More than 700 people have signed a petition asking the Dorchester District Two School Board to reopen its schools for five days of face-to-face instruction.
The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office arrested five people after tips about suspicious activity led them to obtain and execute search warrants on two homes.
Isle of Palms is reversing its permanent parking ban after the South Carolina Department of Transportation sent a letter stating they didn’t have the right to proceed with it.
The Charleston County School District Board of Trustees says they are looking to give teachers, administrators and school-based staff a bonus for their work adjusting during the pandemic.
Prosecutors confirmed a family court judge released a 13-year-old and 14-year-old charged in the attack of a freelance journalist to home detention Thursday.
The executive directors of voter registration offices for Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties will answer questions and tell you how they are prepared to make the voting process easy and accessible for all registered, qualified voters.
The Dorchester Children’s Advocacy Center says that in order to support social distancing practices they will be holding their fundraiser a little differently this year.
The Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office says they are looking for help finding a man who has been accused of stealing catalytic converters from vehicles.
The City of Charleston says they will soon be launching some new workshops to help minority owned businesses get back on their feet and be prepared for future economic crisis.
Approximately 100 protesters assembled in downtown Charleston Wednesday night after a Kentucky grand jury refused to issue indictments in the March shooting death of Breonna Taylor.
