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BlueChoice, Roper come to agreement
BlueChoice HealthPlan of South Carolina customers can continue to see doctors employed by Roper St.
Tips coming in, but no new leads in Drexel disappearance
Tomorrow marks eleven weeks since 17-year-old Brittanee Drexel went missing from Myrtle Beach.
Police Officer Shoots Armed Suspect in Downtown Charleston
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is investigating a shooting that happened around 2 a.m. on Friday that involved a Charleston police officer shooting an armed suspect.
SC Effort Urges Residents to Help Economy
An effort is under way in the South Carolina Lowcountry to get residents to shift some of their spending to local businesses to help the area's economy.
Charleston company will expand veterans cemetery
A Charleston construction company has been awarded a $10.2 million contract to develop the next phase of the Fort Jackson National Cemetery in Columbia, which opens for burials in January.
Project Runway: Meet the New Designers
Meet the sixteen designers who will strive to "make it work" come Season 6 of Project Runway .
Colleton Co. man charged in church fire last week
South Carolina police have arrested a man and accused him of burning a church in Colleton County last week.
Foodie Vacations: Great Places to Enjoy Gourmet Food in Charleston, SC
Are you in the mood for a culinary roadtrip? Do you enjoy eating delicious regional food served by award winning chefs, visiting palm tree lined beaches, enjoying local history, going boating and fishing, as well as viewing majestic live oaks draped with Spanish moss? If so, then a relaxing foodie vacation in Charleston, South Carolina may be just ...
A South Carolina city is breaking ground on the first building in the city to be financed by federal stimulus money.
Charleston Artist Guild honors Bobo with exhibit
The Charleston Artist Guild is honoring past member Vincent Bobo, an active member of the Guild who passed away last month, with a commemorative art exhibit entitled "Reflections." There will be an opening reception for "Reflections" this Friday from 5-8 p.m. at the Guild Gallery, located at 6 North Atlantic Wharf, downtown.
Tasers effective, research finds
Tasers and other stun guns have proved effective in limiting injuries to police and suspects, but law enforcement needs to guard against potential abuse by officers who overly rely on such tools, a three-year study by University of South Carolina researchers found.
Brothers Charged in Deadly Shooting
Police make two arrests in the homicide of a 15-year-old found dead beneath a downtown overpass last week.
Dicks says Boeing pushing for no-strike deal
Congressman Norm Dicks says Boeing needs a no-strike agreement from its unions in Washington or the company will open a new 787 production line at a plant it purchased in South Carolina.
Crash on Interstate 26 involves 42 vehicles
CHARLESTON, S.C. The South Carolina Highway Patrol says 42 vehicles crashed in a chain-reaction accident on Interstate 26, sending 16 people to the hospital.
No Beer Allowed on Folly Beach?
The mayor of one South Carolina coastal city says officials may rethink allowing alcohol on the beach, after the Fourth of July weekend left Folly Beach looking like a frat house after an all-night party.
Housing agencies install energy efficient lights
They call the project "Let There Be Light" and the effort will save thousands of dollars for public housing agencies in Charleston.
5th Circuit Solicitor Giese Arrested on DUI Charge
The chief prosecutor for Richland and Kershaw Counties has been arrested and charged with DUI in Charleston, after investigators say Solicitor Barney Giese was driving the wrong way on a one-way street.
Charleston sanitation workers fight for union recognition
By Kerry Taylor, Labor Notes Sanitation workers in Charleston, South Carolina, are knocking on doors to drum up support for their battle to gain recognition for Local 1199B, part of the National Union of Hospital and Healthcare Employees-AFSCME. On April 4, the anniversary of Martin Luther King's assassination during a 1968 sanitation workers' ...
Boeing pays $580 million for parts plant
Boeing Co. said Tuesday it will pay $580 million in cash for a South Carolina plant where large components for the company's eagerly awaited Boeing 787 Dreamliner planes are built.
SC company to upgrade armored vehicles
A South Carolina company has won two contracts to upgrade the suspension systems of more than 1,300 armored combat vehicles.
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