18 min ago | Charleston City Paper
S.C. couple sues MUSC over unnecessary sex reassignment surgery
A Columbia couple has filed a lawsuit against the Medical University of South Carolina, Greenville Hospital System, and the S.C. Department of Social Services for unnecessarily reassigning their son's gender.
4 hrs ago | Charleston City Paper
Tales Transposed opens tomorrow at City Gallery
The City Gallery's Piccolo Spoleto exhibition, Tales Transposed: a Celebration of Imagination , opens tomorrow, which means you can get in and see it before the Spoleto crowds hit.
4 hrs ago | Charleston City Paper
4 hrs ago | Charleston City Paper
Al Burbage is tired. His family has owned Broad Street corner store Burbage's for more than 60 years.
7 hrs ago | Post and Courier
Local film industry celebrates incentives that may help expansion
Supporters of the film industry, including Carolina Film Alliance members Myra Jones and Darrell Johnson and Alliance director Richard Futch and Gary Santos gathered at FISH restaurant to celebrate passage of legislation to boost incentives -- Thursday May 16, 2013.
Charleston International Airporta s security finds average of 2 guns a month
Nationwide, the Transportation Security Administration confiscates about two guns a day at U.S. airports.
Race your ducks for charity with Rotary race
Approximately 25,000 rubber ducks will be dropped from I-526 into the Wando River for the seventh annual Rotary Charity Duck race.
Thomas offers a new voice for Habitat in SC
Greg Thomas of John's Island has been named toe first executive director of the recently-formed state-wide association of South Carolina affiliates of Habitat for Humanity.
Charleston's celebrity appeal continues to grow
Charleston has always held a special place in the hearts of locals. But now the world and specifically Hollywood's A-list celebs are taking notice.
One Killed in Parking Lot Crash
One person is dead following a vehicular collision in a Charleston mall parking lot on Thursday evening.
City Council considers requiring bar security to patrol sidewalks, parking lots
A new ordinance proposed this week on Charleston City Council puts a lot of new responsibilities on the shoulders of bar owners.
The Agenda: Sanford sworn in; Boeing IT jobs; S.C. Idol winner tonight?
Swearing in Sanford - Congressman Mark Sanford was sworn into office yesterday , flanked by the South Carolina delegation, to a standing ovation from his congressional colleagues.
SC Launch invests in Israeli company
SC Launch has approved a first-round investment in Israeli biotech company NeuroQuest , which plans to open a location in the South Carolina Lowcountry.
Aviation authority approves budget
The Charleston County Aviation Authority board approved a $30.5 million budget that includes a modest increase in revenues during a board meeting today.
Let the Lee Bros. throw you a party
Matt and Ted Lee have struck a deal with Duvall Catering and Event Design that enables them to share their expertise.
Utility truck plunges from Charleston bridge
It happened Wednesday when a boom on the truck snagged an overhead traffic sign and was wrenched over the side of the bridge to the ground on the Charleston side of the span.
Crews responding to utility truck after crashing off overpass near Ravenel Bridge
Emergency personnel are responding to an utility contracting truck which reportedly crashed while traveling on the Hwy.
Owen Beverly learns French, records new disc at Charleston's Hello Telescope
Even though Owen Beverly moved away from Charleston a few years ago, the Holy City hasn't forgotten him and he certainly hasn't forgotten about us.
Charleston Youth Ballet presents a All in a Rhymea
The Charleston Youth Ballet is a regional pre-professional ballet company preserving and promoting the art of ballet and empowering young artist in the Charleston area by providing meaningful performance opportunities that bring joy to Charleston and its surrounding communities.
Charleston Broadway Dance Ensemble offers premiere of a Little Shopa
The Charleston Broadway Dance Ensemble is a regional student dance company presenting the most recent performance genre to hit Broadway, the “Dansical.” The Dansical is an in depth choreographic project by which dancers take a story based on the musical theatre format and translate it entirely into dance vocabulary.