SC’s Inspector General issues report into accounting issues within Treasurer Curtis Loftis’ office
SC’s Inspector General issues report into accounting issues within Treasurer Curtis Loftis’ office
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Alligator 'taken into custody' by police in downtown Charleston, released back to nature
Alligator 'taken into custody' by police in downtown Charleston, released back to nature
SC Gov. Henry McMaster defends state’s redistricting debate as a path to ‘functioning Congress’
SC Gov. Henry McMaster defends state’s redistricting debate as a path to ‘functioning Congress’
Students evacuated from Hanahan High School while law enforcement investigated hoax bomb threat
Hanahan High School was evacuated on May 12 while law enforcement swept the campus after threats were made. No threats were located, police said. The investigation remains ongoing.
Trump tells SC lawmakers to redraw state’s congressional lines. Says he’s ‘closely’ watching.
President Donald Trump, in a post on Truth Social, told Republicans in the South Carolina statehouse he was “closely” watching their actions on redistricting. The Senate could vote as soon
More than 4,600 aces of protected land in Horry County soon will be open to the public
The Nature Conservancy recently acquired over 4,600 acres of land in Horry County that the public will eventually be able to access.
Charleston Place hits milestone in $150M renovation, finds new home for horse statues
A new look is checking into the Charleston Place. The downtown hotel unveiled a redesigned entrance and found a new home for its iconic horse statues.
‘Outer Banks’ star Chase Stokes sells Mount Pleasant home for $3M
As Netflix prepares to air its fifth and final season this fall of the Charleston-filmed “Outer Banks” series, actor Chase Stokes is bidding farewell to the Holy City and has
26 versions of the American flag will fly on the Isle of Palms this summer. Here’s how to see them.
To commemorate the nation’s 250th anniversary, the Isle of Palms Exchange Club and local VFW Post will install a traveling display of 26 American flags flown throughout U.S. history this
What is Clemson gaining from country music concerts? Millions in alcohol sales and a new grass field.
Clemson expects to make big money from hosting George Strait and Morgan Wallen concerts in Memorial Stadium. A bonus: The university won’t have to pay to replace Death Valley’s playing
How no-bid private groups became the unintended ‘third arm’ of SC’s public charter school system
Under loose regulations that never contemplated this, private entities have raked in millions to launch and run South Carolina’s publicly funded charter schools. Lawmakers are scrambling to catch up.
US veteran, gang member sentenced for 2023 West Ashley murder
A Charleston jury found a man guilty for a 2023 shooting that left a roofer dead after a day on the job. The victim’s brother had been right next to
As SC mulls mandating counties work with ICE, its state police have already ramped up enforcement
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division only entered into an agreement with ICE in 2025 — but their own internal immigration enforcement unit has been around since 2023. And in
A Summerville congregation hopes to build a church. Their zoning request is alarming neighbors.
The latest zoning battle in Flowertown has Newington residents fighting a zoning request from Summerville Methodist Church that neighbors fear will provide a backdoor for developers in the future.
Mount Pleasant explores redeveloping port-adjacent Long Point Road area into creativity, innovation hub
A mix of businesses, shops, breweries and residences make up the port-adjacent area on Long Point Road. Mount Pleasant wants to explore redeveloping the area into a hub for high-paying,
‘I run off coffee and anxiety.’ Charleston working moms share wins and worries of juggling it all.
This Mother’s Day, working moms around Charleston share their wins and worries on raising children and trying to juggle careers, households and the societal idea they need to “do it
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent speaks at USC commencement, receives honorary doctorate
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, an Horry County native, received an honorary degree and spoke at a University of South Carolina graduation ceremony on May 9.
Breakfast chain with SC ties headed to busy Goose Creek intersection as new retail village takes shape
A new breakfast restaurant is being cooked up at one of Goose Creek’s busiest corners at the new Carolina Avenue Commercial Village development near Highway 52 and St. James Avenue.
Gamecock QB alum Garcia ready to knock out cancer as he faces hardest challenge
Former South Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia spoke about his cancer diagnosis, the immense support he
Long-awaited DD2 school at The Ponds still hinges on land transfer despite referendum momentum
While Dorchester County School District Two has spent half of its $200 million 2024 bond referendum, a vital elementary school in The Ponds community remains delayed due to ongoing land
As Charleston starts investigation, new housing authority CEO stands behind his actions
Charleston Housing Authority’s new CEO, Nathan Simms Jr., addressed the allegations surrounding why he was fired from his previous role for the first time May 8.
This year's Piccolo Spoleto poster design celebrates creative roots and cultural identity
The official poster design for this year's Piccolo Spoleto Festival was unveiled on May 8 at City Gallery. The winning design speaks to the beauty of Charleston's music, nature and people.
Charleston police shut down WestEdge parking garage, roads over suspicious package
Traffic heading toward West Ashley is being diverted as Spring Street between Hagood Avenue and Lockwood Drive is closed. Similarly, Lockwood Drive is closed between WestEdge and Bee streets.
Mount Pleasant joins Myrtle Beach. Clemson and Columbia together. The GOP’s new congressional maps.
South Carolina Republicans released a preliminary plan to eliminate Congressman Jim Clyburn’s seat in Congress after a pressure campaign by the White House. The maps could be voted on as