Speeding cars, missing signs and a broken crosswalk button are just a few concerns one Summerville resident has about Bear Island Road and wants change to come to the forefront of concern.
Newly obtained documents show dozens of complaints have been filed in recent years against a Summerville youth treatment facility, alleging there are bugs, abuse, dangerously low staffing levels, violent fights and blood and vomit smeared throughout the building.
The South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce says now is the time to give back to local businesses in addition to a budget already supporting Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals.
Recent statistics released by the North Charleston Police Department show a downward trend in crime when comparing January-October of this year to last year.
With hundreds of vehicle break-ins happening every year in cities across the Lowcountry, the vast majority are from people leaving their doors unlocked, leaving folks wondering if it’s leading to more serious crime or taking officers away from other jobs.
Officials with Dorchester District Two said a call that came in reporting an armed person on the campus of Ashley Ridge High School proved to be a hoax.
The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office says tips led to the arrest of two men in unrelated cases connected with sexually explicit material that involved children.
A new road improvement plan to Rivers Avenue would add trees, bike and pedestrian lanes with hopes of improving the way of life for nearby communities.
The Dorchester Heritage Center is hosting a free event Thursday featuring the Edisto Natchez-Kusso Tribe to celebrate November as Native American Heritage Month.
Summerville High School went into “secure status” on Tuesday afternoon after school resource officers heard a report of a suspicious person in the vicinity.
Several Dorchester County residents say they are concerned by a developer’s request to rezone around 600 acres to build over 1,600 single-family residential units.
Customers of a Dorchester County contractor who they say didn’t finish the job believe accountability could be coming after he was a no-show in court for his bankruptcy case.
The Dorchester School District Two Board of Trustees gathered Tuesday night for a board workshop to receive information on rezoning school attendance boundaries.
A man was killed after his vehicle left the roadway, struck a high-voltage power line, split in two and caught on fire while fleeing from a traffic stop.
