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Colleton County advances moratorium months after public outcry over proposed data center
Months after a proposal for a 1,000-megawatt data center surfaced in rural Colleton County, county council advanced a moratorium on data center decisions.
Ted Turner leaves a legacy of land conservation in South Carolina
Billionaire and CNN founder Ted Turner, who died May 6, was a long-time conservationist one of the largest private land owners in the US, with many historic properties in South
SC House Republicans vote to consider congressional redistricting after Trump White House pressure
SC House Republicans voted to allow themselves the option to redraw Congressional lines in 2026 after a pressure campaign by Donald Trump’s White House. The plan still needs approval from
Bill to require shrimp labeling in South Carolina restaurants facing late roadblocks
With the 2026 legislative session winding down, a late objection could stall progress on a South Carolina shrimp labeling law.
Fright Nights won’t return to Boone Hall. What we know about the Rodney Scott’s BBQ closure.
Catch up on today’s top stories, including the end of Boone Hall’s Fright Nights and the status of Rodney Scott’s BBQ restaurant in Charleston.
Pierce’s late heroics leads RiverDogs to victory over Augusta
Former Tampa Bay Rays first-round draft pick Daniel Pierce lined a two-run double to left that helped secure the Charleston RiverDogs
Commentary: Data centers can bring opportunity to SC — if we let them
States across the country increasingly are regulating the proliferation of data centers, but South Carolina should be cautious, as data center projects increasingly pledge to provide their own power.
Husband accused of killing pregnant Summerville native fled country, arrested abroad
More than a year after a Houston man reportedly called 911 to report his wife, longtime Summerville resident Christa Bauer Gilley, dead, he was arrested. Now, he’s in custody across
Clemson’s Dabo Swinney: NIL era will lead to a ‘reckoning’ because ‘adults’ have ‘left the room’
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney believes college football is in a bad place with a lack of rules surrounding athlete pay. He would like to see athletes’ take-home pay capped —
SC State University sued by former foundation over allegations of ‘hostile attempt’ at takeover
S.C. State University is facing a lawsuit from the nonprofit foundation that’s meant to support the Orangeburg HBCU.
Gamecock great diagnosed with cancer
Unforgettable Gamecock quarterback Stephen Garcia is in for the fight of his life. He announced on May 6 that he has been diagnosed with cancer.
Bernie Heller to lead P&C properties in Columbia, Greenville and elsewhere as CRO
As The Post and Courier continues to expand its presence throughout the state, Columbia publisher Bernie Heller will take on a new role in leading that charge.
Boone Hall shuts down Fright Nights after 22 terrifying years. Here's why.
It’s been one heck of a hayride for Boone Hall’s Fright Nights, but the operators said after more than 20 years, they’ve decided to permanently shut down the event.
Rodney Scott's BBQ restaurant group hit with nearly $14M in lawsuits, liens ahead of closure
Rodney Scott's BBQ's Charleston closure was just one of several by the group backing the restaurant. They came as Pihakis Restaurant Group faces millions of dollars in lawsuits and liens tied to its restaura...
SC is one of the top 10 most debt-burdened states in the US, consumer report says
South Carolina residents are drowning in debt between mortgage payments, car and student loans, and rising credit card bills, according to a new Consumer Affairs survey.
Long-shot Republican candidate for SC governor disqualified for not paying her $4,200 filing fee
A part-time bus driver from the Pee dee region will be disqualified after she did not pay her full filing fee, according to the S.C. GOP.
Editorial: Ensure the Charleston region is always represented on SC Ports Authority board
The board of directors of the South Carolina State Ports Authority have not included anyone from the Charleston region in the past several months, despite the agency
Hicks: Crime is down in Charleston, and not just because some of it is now legal
A new report shows a drop in nearly every category of crime in Charleston County. And one former top offense has dropped to zero ... because the Legislature legalized it.
Bodine has big night, but RiverDogs fall on road to GreenJackets
Despite three hits and a pair of RBIs by Charleston’s Caden Bodine, the RiverDogs came up short in a loss to Augusta in the opening game of a six-game road
Charleston Southern snaps five-game skid vs. crosstown rival College of Charleston
The Buccaneers picked up a win over the crosstown rival Cougars for only the second time in the last 11 meetings behind a four-RBI night from Alex Marot at Nielsen
Red snapper season in SC extended from 2 days to 2 months this summer
South Carolina anglers will have a significantly longer timeframe to catch—and keep—red snapper this year after over a decade of snapper seasons spanning a few days.
Fraught relationship and separation led to 2023 fatal shooting in Moncks Corner, prosecution says
A 24-year-old woman made moves to leave her husband. Weeks after signing a lease and moving into a new home, the man allegedly murdered her. He took a plea deal
Clemson upends No. 8 Coastal Carolina on the road to split season series
Clemson went on the road to Conway and upset eighth-ranked Coastal Carolina, improving to 29-20 on the season with the win and splitting the season series with the Chanticleers.