After a fight involving 10 students at Septima P. Clark Academy last April, the school’s assistant principal requested three changes, none of which was fully granted.
A day after the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office warned the public of a t-shirt scam, two more law enforcement agencies are also sending out scam alerts.
Bowman Consulting is proposing a 69,800 square foot area of retail businesses, restaurants, a racquet club facility and more to the town of Mount Pleasant.
The Charleston Animal Society is offering “pet amnesty” July 5th through July 8th where any lost animal that turns up there can be reclaimed with no fees.
The Charleston County Coroner’s Office has identified the two victims in a crash that police say started with an overnight pursuit of an underage, unlicensed driver and ended in a crash near the Charleston International Airport after a vehicle ran a red light.
The Mount Pleasant Police Department says lanes one, two and three are closed on the southbound side of the Ravenel bridge following a single-vehicle crash.
The last surviving World War II Medal of Honor recipient will be remembered at a memorial service in Mount Pleasant Friday, just days after his death earlier this week.
Charleston County School District staff members presented new information and a possible plan to build a new elementary school on Johns Island Thursday night.
The head of the Charleston County School District’s facilities management department has resigned after allegations of biased hiring within his department surfaced months ago.
James Island Creek has been plagued with water pollution for years, but the James Island Creek Water Quality Task Force is hoping to secure new funds to fix the issue.
The Town of Mount Pleasant’s Design Review Board has unanimously approved a development plan for a property on Coleman Boulevard after it was denied by the same board last year.
A former Charleston County deputy accused of causing a crash that killed a Colleton County woman and her two daughters spent less than two hours at the county jail before her release on bond.
Fire crews are working to determine the cause of a fire Wednesday evening that forced deputies to close a portion of St. Andrews Boulevard in West Ashley.
The Charleston County Coroner’s Office has released the name of the Moncks Corner teen who died Wednesday morning at a gas station in North Charleston.
A Lowcountry seaside city’s leaders voted against placing a cap on the number of short-term rentals allowed before a packed house of homeowners Tuesday night.
