3 hrs ago | Post and Courier
Lockdown lifted at two North Charleston schools following nearby home invasion
Officers were dispatched about 11 a.m. to a Jenkins Avenue home concerning a robbery, police spokesman Spencer Pryor said.
7 hrs ago | WTMA-AM North Charleston
Authorities to Conduct Boat Inspections over Holiday Weekend
With the Memorial Day weekend marking the unofficial start of summer, and some South Carolina residents getting set to hit the waters, authorities say they'll be out on the state's waters to ensure that safety prevails.
11 hrs ago | Post and Courier
N. Charleston store owner says federal drug agents seized her merchandise, cash in raid
A North Charleston store owner said she feels like she was robbed by the federal government this week after agents carted off merchandise and “a lot of cash” in a raid tied to a probe of synthetic marijuana sales.
16 hrs ago | Charleston City Paper
On Repeat: A look back at some Piccolo veterans
Piccolo season is always a good time to see new plays, but it's an equally good time to catch that production you missed during the fall theater season, or even a couple of Piccolos ago.
Sgt. William H. Carvey Becomes 1st Black Soldier To Receive Medal Of Honor
Union and United States Army Sergeant William Harvey Carvey owns the honorable distinction as the first African-American solider to be awarded the Medal Of Honor for his services to the country during the great Civil War.
Charleston, S.C., Is Leading Choice for Military Tribunals
The leading candidate for the U.S. location for military commissions is the Naval Brig at Charleston, S.C., according to a senior administration official.
Moncks Corner woman accused of embezzling $55,000 from a Charleston church
A Moncks Corner woman is accused of embezzling $55,000 from the Charleston church where she served as a treasurer, an incident report states.
Atlanta firm to oversee Charleston development
The Horizon Development Foundation announced Thursday that Gateway Development Services Inc.
Evening Post unveils plans for a Courier Squarea
Evening Post Publishing Co., parent of The Post and Courier, said Phase I of its Courier Square development will involved 2.8 acres of land and include apartments, office space, other commercial space and a parking deck.
Charleston police cite driver of Sumter Utilities truck that fell off Ravenel Bridge
Rescue workers and firefighters on Wednesday afternoon remove one of the occupants of a Sumter Utilities truck that plunged off northbound U.S. Highway 17 near the Meeting Street exit in downtown Charleston.
Known as The Stevie Awards , the competition recognizes achievements and contributions of businesses worldwide.
Spoleto 2013 kicks off this weekend in Charleston, South Carolina
Spoleto Festival USA , Charleston's massive performing arts festival that spreads across three weeks at the beginning of summer each year, officially kicks off this Friday, May 24.
S.C. pint bill makes it through Senate and House, awaits Haley's signature
Back when we wrote about the South Carolina Senate's pint bill in April , things weren't looking so good.
Memorial Day at the Alley: Charleston gets wet and wild
For those seeking a place this Memorial Day Weekend to go to get cool and refreshed, The Alley Charleston provides the perfect outing.
Port of Charleston shipping line MSC is expanding office in Mount Pleasant
Mediterranean Shipping is asking anyone interested in job opportunities to send their résumés to info@msc.us. Gov.
Wandoa s Webb named Mary Whyte Art Educator
Wando art teacher Ashley Webb who was named the 2013 Mary Whyte Art Educator poses with the 2012 winner, Robin Boston.
Costs to treat stroke in America may double by 2030
In a statement published in Stroke , an American Heart Association journal, the association cites the aging U.S. population as the main reason for the increases and predicts that by 2030: Almost 4 percent of U.S. adults -- nearly one in 25 -- will have a stroke.
Nonprofits get help from Carolina One
Present at the awards ceremony were Amanda Addy , Elmire Raven and Cindy Schmidt and Tracey Rankin .
Simon Cowell shows up late to 'X Factor' U.S. Season 3 auditions in Charleston
On May 21, 2013, Simon Cowell was late for the "The X Factor" U.S. 's first Season 3 auditions in front of the judges, but he had an understandable excuse: His trip to the venue was delayed due to bad weather, according to The Hollywood Reporter .