Trump threatens to double tariffs on Mexico if migrant caravans not stopped
President Donald Trump threatens to double tariffs on Mexico if it doesn't stop a migrant caravan heading to the U.S. southern border, posting the warning on Truth Social.
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Anthony Clark Dies: Comedian And ‘Yes, Dear’ Star Was 62
Anthony Clark, who started as a stand-up comedian and later became the star of CBS Yes, Dear, died yesterday according to a post from co-star Mike O'Malley.
Control broadleaf weeds in lawns in late October, early November
BY ANDREA BURNS Late October to early November is the most effective time to control broadleaf weeds with postemergence herbicides in lawns. Dandelions usually produce… Login to continue reading Login Sign...
Tru Blue Wings reopens in Mount Pleasant after months of renovations. Here’s what’s new.
After nearly four months of renovations, Tru Blue House of Wings is welcoming customers back with a revamped space. Loyal patrons packed opening night as Mount Pleasant
Summerville jewelry store thanks active-duty military and veterans with free diamonds
A jewelry store in Summerville offers a complimentary diamond to active-duty military and veterans to show appreciation for their service, sacrifice and family.
Charleston nonprofit turns cargo containers into homes for veterans
For more than a decade, the Patriot Housing Project has helped Lowcountry veterans find a place to stay. Its latest idea for keeping them housed starts with a 40-foot shipping container.
Gamecocks' unassuming defensive back letting his play do the talking
South Carolina junior David Bucey drew coach Shane Beamer's praise after the 17-9 victory over Texas A&M, and for good reason.
A year in, Boeing SC shows progress on 787 expansion
This week’s business roundup includes updates about Boeing SC’s $1B expansion and new owners for three North Charleston properties that house a McDonald’s, a Starbucks and a Chipotle Mexican Grill.
Editorial: Persistence can pay off in conservation deal next to Cape Romain
Editorials represent the institutional view of the newspaper. They are written and edited by the editorial staff, which operates separately from the news department. Editorial writers are not involved in new...
Recount triggered by narrow margin confirms Wilson’s win in Midlands congressional seat
A recount confirmed Joe Wilson’s reelection to the U.S. House seat he’s held for nearly a quarter-century. The race was closer than expected.
Don Holt Bridge in North Charleston reopens following multi-vehicle crash
A crash involving multiple vehicles shut down eastbound I-526 at the Don Holt Bridge during the morning commute. Police reported injuries and said detours were in place.
Charleston finalizes franchise agreement with Dominion that updates process for burying power lines
Here’s what you need to know about what new agreements could mean for your electric rates and the potential of some of Charleston’s power lines getting buried underground.
Charleston startups vye for $2M in Beemok's 'Shark Tank'
A year ago, Ben Navarro’s firm announced $2.6 million in investments in several startups from the Charleston region that competed in an event inspired by “Shark Tank.” It’s back for round two.
SC’s Nikki Haley won’t jump into 2028 White House race. But still look for her to be very active.
Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley won’t join the 2028 White House race, but she is staying politically involved. She has in mind the types of candidates she would support, and doesn’t rule out a 203...
Ahead of his 250th game as Clemson’s coach, Dabo Swinney reflects on changes to sport, what's next
Dabo Swinney took the podium ahead of his 250th game as Clemson’s head coach. He discussed changes to the sport, where the program is willing to adapt and why he still loves coaching in this new era.
Former USC quarterback Stephen Garcia is cancer-free
Stephen Garcia announced what he'd been hoping to announce for months — he is cancer-free.
Say goodbye to the line at Chubby Fish. The Charleston seafood spot is adding reservations.
Starting in November, Chubby Fish in Charleston is moving to full reservations. See when you can book your seat.
Charleston restaurant helped lead Cannonborough’s resurgence. What’s changed 14 years later?
When Xiao Bao Biscuit opened inside a converted 1940s-era gas station and auto body shop in 2012 it surprised Charleston. How has it evolved in the years since?
Man, 21, to serve 9 days in prison after DUI crash killed best friend on Johns Island
Then 19, the man was driving drunk Aug. 22, 2025, when he crashed into a ditch on Fickling Hill Road. It’s believed his passenger exited the vehicle, wandered into nearby woods, collapsed and died. His bod...
Charleston City Council takes steps to amend, but not repeal controversial protest ordinance
Charleston requires advance permits for protests of more than 25 people. City Council is considering changes to the ordinance, while keeping the core requirements the same.
SC infant released from hospital after being buried alive. Charges announced against father.
An 11‑month‑old infant who was found buried in a dog crate in Lexington County has been released from the hospital and is now with family.
Zoning restrictions butt heads with plans to expand popular seafood restaurant on the Isle of Palms
Acme Lowcountry Kitchen owner Bobby Simons says it’s time for the seafood joint on the Isle of Palms to expand. He says zoning restrictions are standing in the way.
On The Horn with Zach Joachim: VCU 87, NJIT 49
On The Horn with Zach Joachim: VCU 87, NJIT 49. Postgame analysis from the Siegel Center as Torey Alston’s 19 points, including seven dunks, leads Rams to rout of Highlanders.
Rainbow Wahine soccer falls to Wyoming in Mountain West semifinals
The University of Hawaiʻi women’s soccer team fell to Wyoming 2-1 in double overtime in its Mountain West postseason debut.