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Lawyers representing the NAACP and Ellen Weaver were in a federal appeals court Tuesday for a hearing on a lawsuit challenging a state law governing how schools can teach about
Art created by hundreds of South Carolina residents will represent the state in America’s Cultural Project, organized for the country’s 250th anniversary.
Edisto Island is a place to slow down, to appreciate the little things. Head there with Duncan Seaman on this episode of “On the Road,” a travel and culture video
Few dining destinations in Charleston have been doing it as long as Circa 1886, which debuted in 2000. Even fewer have operated with the same head chef for almost the
This weekend in the Lowcountry, head out to the Charleston Greek Festival or Mama Fest. Then, go to the Pitstop music festival, Holy City Burger Battle and an R&B picnic
A week after a Statehouse subcommittee appeared to kill a bill meant to clear local opposition to a concert series at The Citadel’s Johnson Hagood Stadium, the proposed legislation regains
West Ashley residents are opposing a developer’s request to cut down nearly 50 trees to make room for apartments. Charleston’s board of zoning appeals is holding a public hearing for
For each tree removed, Charleston plans to plant 5 new trees that won’t grow tall enough, or that can be pruned so they don’t threaten overhead power lines.
The hoax call led to a lockdown and large police presence at USC in August 2025.
SC Gov. Henry McMaster won’t call a special session to redraw the state’s congressional districts, even as national Republicans push for mid-decade redistricting following a Supreme Court ruling.
SINGAPORE, May 05, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- Valetax has announced the appointment of John Taylor as its new chief commercial officer (CCO), marking a strategic step in strengthening its global
A veteran journalist who was a speaker at last year's Charleston Literary Festival was announced on May 4 as a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for his book on the Emanuel AME Church.
Marlboro County’s school board chose a new superintendent not backed by the S.C. Department of Education, which took financial control of the Pee Dee district last year.
Santee Cooper said the proposed buyer of its two idled VC Summer nuclear reactors in rural South Carolina is partnering with a Columbia firm to advance the $2.7 billion deal.
Surely you’re as tired of reading about our legislators’ indifference to South Carolina’s stratospheric DUI death rate as we are frustrated at witnessing it. Yet it just keeps getting worse.
With the departure of its top seven scorers from this past season, the Buccaneers retooled their roster under coach Saah Nimley to join four returning players.
On a new album supported by a grant from the SC Arts Commission, White and a top-notch ensemble take on the early catalog of the legendary country icon Dolly Parton
A wrongful death lawsuit against Michael Colucci, whose murder charge in wife’s 2015 death was dismissed last year, can proceed, judge determines.
Leading 3-2 in its Kelly Cup playoff series, South Carolina wrapped up the best-of-seven series with the Atlanta Gladiators in Game 6 Monday night in Duluth, Ga.
Here are some facts that are more important than feelings in the controversy over S.C. State revoking Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette
In today’s news briefing, we have stories on a historic home hitting the market, Nick Jonas taking the stage in Charleston and more.
Clemson is taking a good look at offensive lineman Reece Wilmes, the younger brother of current Tigers freshman Braden, in recruiting. South Carolina is coming off a big week with
The man appeared before deputies in the jail on April 20 with wound, telling them it had been caused by falling on a table edge. The wound was consistent with
Jermaine Johnson has faced many hurdles in his life. He’s not afraid to take on a challenge. His next one is the governors seat.