Following a two-day hearing, a federal judge will now decide if the 20-year prison sentence of a former North Charleston Police officer should be vacated.
The former North Charleston police officer who is serving time in federal prison for shooting and killing an unarmed black man in 2015 wants his sentence vacated.
Last month, the United Network for Organ Sharing implemented a new nationwide allocation system allowing patients to receive a kidney from a deceased donor within a 250 mile radius of a donor hospital.
Authorities say 63-year-old Sandra Molen-Coakley from North Charleston died from a gunshot wound at 12:14 p.m. on Saturday in the 5600 block of Parana Street.
Charleston City Council on Tuesday will consider whether to approve $250,000 to help cover the costs of getting the first phase of the Lowcountry Lowline project off the ground.
Charleston County has officially opened up its application process for a rental assistance program set to give out $12.4 million. In just three hours, nearly 200 tenants and 37 landlords had already applied for the money.
Sunday evening, dozens showed up in Charleston for a rally and vigil amid numerous recent mass shootings across the country and a hate crime bill moving through South Carolina state legislature.
A judge Saturday morning denied bond for a daycare worker who was arrested on charges relating to the assault of three infants at a West Ashley daycare.
For nearly four decades Martha Lou Gadsden served up Lowcountry cooking from her humble restaurant to the world. Gadsden passed away April 1 at the age of 91, and on Friday family held her celebration of life.
The North Charleston Police Department arrested 41-year-old Chinar Mitchell on charges of attempted murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime.
The owner of a Ravenel butcher and taxidermy shop says his team found five dog tags, a shell casing, turtle shells and even a spark plug inside the stomach of a 12-foot alligator killed by a Lowcountry hunter.
Charleston Police say a drunk driver traveling the wrong direction on I-526 struck a tanker, leading to a gas leak that closed the interstate for hours.
The Charleston Police Department is still working on making improvements suggested by their racial bias audit.The first year of implementations will soon be released to the public as a report.
Thousands of visitors are making their way to Lowcountry beaches this week and Isle of Palms leaders and business owners say it’s far busier than expected.
A lawsuit has been filed against Stokes Honda claiming that an employee who was supposed to test drive a customer’s car let an acquaintance drive the vehicle which led to a head-on collision that killed the driver and injured three other people.
The Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center says it can produce tens of thousands of medical devices each year once federal regulators gives it a green light.
The idea of vaccine passports — a form of proof that you are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 — has already become controversial, as local government and businesses consider whether to require them
Charleston Police say the reportedly distraught man who prompted a closure of a portion of King Street Tuesday night has left the business where he was holed up.
The promised orange barrels and road work signs have yet to show up along Glenn McConnell Parkway, leaving residents who travel the road wondering what’s happening with the project..
The North Charleston community is weighing in on the discussion around racial bias in the North Charleston Police Department. CNA, a non-profit research group, is conducting an audit of the police department.
Trident Medical Center will break ground this fall on a $30 million behavioral health hospital to expand mental health treatment capacity in the Lowcountry.
Kimberly Gaddist, who relies on Uber for a routine 18-mile trip to work was stunned Monday when she opened the app to find the price for her usual trip from Goose Creek to Charleston.
Fewer people are lodged at the Charleston County jail, according to data collected by the Charleston County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, or CJCC.
Council voted to pass the ordinance Monday night which directs customers and workers at business establishments to wear face masks. People must also wear face masks while interacting with people in or on outdoor spaces including parks, playgrounds, and beach access points.
Northwood Estates borders I-26 and residents say the noise level has dramatically increased over time. With more infrastructure projects and cars coming to the area, they worry the problem will only get worse.
With concerns of a fourth COVID-19 wave, doctors at the Medical University of South Carolina are warning that it could make a growing number of COVID-19 complications in children worse statewide.
Charleston’s Design Review Board deferred a decision on an affordable housing project in West Ashley Monday, asking the developer to make a number of design changes and provide more information about drainage.
The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the critical role local libraries play in rural communities. Now, those on Edisto Island say they want a new library to come to the edge of Charleston County.
