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An alfredo sauce sold in South Carolina, as well as 40 other states, has been recalled for high-risk of salmonella contamination, the US Food and Drug Administration warns.
The two days of early voting ahead of next week’s party primary runoffs will be held Wednesday and Thursday statewide. There will be not voting Friday because of the Juneteenth holiday.
U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman’s endorsement of Alan Wilson for governor over Pamela Evette answers one question. There could be fireworks tonight when the candidates debate on TV at Coastal Carolina University.
To celebrate its 4-year anniversary, the Sam Rittenberg Boulevard location of Ye Ole Fashioned will be selling single scoops of ice cream for 99 cents on June 16.
Chipotle opened its newest location in the Summerville region on June 11. The restaurant joins two others in the area: one near the Azalea Square Shopping Center and the other in Carnes Crossroads.
This week around Charleston, enter conversation with a local author or head out to a concert at the Charleston Music Hall. Attend Yoga Fest, go to Battle on the Bricks and more.
South Carolina’s own version of the “America 250” concert will feature Lee Brice and Cole Swindell at Credit One Stadium. We caught up with Brice before the show.
A GOP primary ballot question asked if voters wanted to be able to register by party, but leaders now claim voters supported barring Democrats and independents from voting in Republican primaries.
The Charleston Museum is bringing back its summer program geared toward fun history lesson tours for children.
One of SC250 Charleston’s partner events, “Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness,” will highlight music from African American, Native American and Appalachian communities during the American Revol...
Sophomore defensive end London Merritt chose Deion Sanders and Colorado over the Tigers but found his way back to Clemson after making multiple recruiting visits during high school.
South Carolina defensive coordinator Clayton White sat down with The Post and Courier for an exclusive interview.
Hundreds gathered at the Charleston Place Hotel on June 14 to celebrate Meeting Street Scholarship recipients. The program founded by Ben and Kelly Navarro helps low-income, high-achieving students attend co...
The Liberty Trail has its roots in South Carolina, combining preservation and interpretation of Revolutionary War sites. The American Battlefield Trust is using S.C. as a blueprint for other states.
A popular Mount Pleasant brewery is opening a second location in downtown Charleston. The taproom is taking over a historic building near the Medical University of South Carolina.
Summerville Town Council is considering new overlay and entertainment districts, and the Charleston County Public Library has hit the road. Read about that and more in this week’s Lowcountry Lowdown.
The two Republicans and two Democrats facing off in the June 23 primary runoffs in the 1st Congressional District have solid track records of government and public service and would be good choices.
It isn’t the classic path to medical school. But Kelsey Glover is a new surgery resident with a one-year-old girl and a passion for burn research after starting as an EMT backing up firefighters.
Summerville Town Council is considering new overlay and entertainment districts, and the Charleston County Public Library has hit the road. Read about that and more in this week’s Lowcountry Lowdown.
Republican candidates for SC governor, attorney general and congress makes their cases at Hilton Head forum hosted by Republican Women Voters of Southern Beaufort County.
The mental competency of Travis Wilson, charged with the murder of a College of Charleston provost’s husband in 2020, has been called into question.
Quarterback Trey Wright feels at home with Clemson and is hoping to land an offer from the Tigers. Meanwhile, South Carolina is hopeful to land cornerback Kelvin Millington and safety Kennedy Green.
Norman's endorsement was coveted by both Alan Wilson and Pamela Evette, and should carry a significant weight heading into the June 23 runoff.
Mount Pleasant police “separated” 10 officers from the department in January for allegedly cheating on a test. Eight of those officers tried to settle their cases with the state’s law enforcement counc...