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Superintendent Anita Huggins received an exemplary rating of 31.5 out of 33 on her annual evaluation by the Charleston school board members, surpassing her previous score.
A 61-year-old woman was pronounced dead on the scene after a pickup truck slammed into her car head-on near the North Charleston Military Magnet Academy Oct. 23.
In today’s news briefing, read about the need to relocate a World War II era ship at Patriots Point, a ranking of the most beautiful colleges and frustration over construction work in Mount Pleasant.
Get a quick digest of today's top local news stories from Journal Gazette/Times-Courier.
After West Ashley residents shared their concerns about noise, the city scaled back its plans for pickleball courts at Parkshore Park. The city now plans to build two courts.
School board seats are on the ballot across the tri-county area in the Nov. 3 election. See who’s running in Charleston County Schools, Berkeley County Schools and Dorchester School District Two.
In addition to governor and federal races, Dorchester County voters will decide who will represent them at the Statehouse when they cast their ballots this election season. Here’s who’s running.
A Japanese-inspired restaurant is set to open a second Charleston-area location. Here’s what to expect.
In our Arts & Culture Lab series "5 Questions With," we are getting to know the countless art professionals in the Charleston area who are making the city beautiful and interesting.
Charleston City Council members asked Dominion Energy South Carolina questions about a proposed franchise agreement that could be passed Oct. 27.
Have you been inspired by the Flock/AI-camera organizing in Huntington — especially efforts to get the use of Flock on the ballot?
North Charleston officers reportedly arrived to find a 35-year-old woman with drugs and three young children in unsanitary conditions Oct. 25.
Ingevity Corp. was spun off as a standalone public company based in North Charleston in 2016 after the owner of the old Westvaco paper mill was sold.
In today’s new briefing, read about Trump’s second visit to SC in eight days, a new seafood restaurant and the Charleston arts scene’s changes since Southern Discomfort.
The owners of Husk recently debuted a new seafood-focused restaurant on Meeting Street. Here
Eight cities in the state have adopted a diversion program for people experiencing homelessness who are facing charges for non-violent minor offenses. But not North Charleston.
Two people are dead and one person was hospitalized after someone drove on the wrong side of Interstate 526 near the Don Holt Bridge on Oct. 25.
Those who want to get through security at Charleston International Airport without a boarding pass will have to wait a bit longer as TSA slows the rollout of the program.
Faith and community leaders gathered at 106 Coming Street to honor those believed to be buried beneath a planned College of Charleston residence hall.
The city of Charleston asks for public input on its 2027 budget, North Charleston unveils a soccer mini pitch, Isle of Palms plans a public meeting and more. Here’s your news from the tri-county area.
The westbound lanes of the Don Holt Bridge have reopened after police had closed the roadway for multiple hours to investigate a crash early Oct. 25.
The Charleston County School District is seeking to extend its penny sales tax; Dorchester voters will consider imposing the tax for the first time to fund capital projects.
King tides expected to flood Charleston, other parts of Lowcountry starting Sunday through Tuesday, especially with morning tides over next three days.
Retired EIU Leadership and Engagement Ceci Brinker, who is a Panther student athlete alumnus, led a procession of over 100 entries, including the Charleston and EIU marching bands.