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Teen's family not notified after prosecutors drop charges in connection with officer's shooting
Prosecutors in December dropped charges against a teenager accused of shooting a police officer last year, yet the young man just learned the outcome of his case last week.
Cane Bay High student overcame odds to graduate with Class of 2012
Many of the 1,785 or so Berkeley County high school students who will graduate over the next couple days have stories to tell.
Thompson: School bond needed to keep up with county growth
Stone and mortar have fallen off of the old Berkeley High School's two parapets, posing a danger.
Outgoing Nuclear Regulatory Commission chairman visits South Carolina reactor site
The outgoing head of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission had no major issues last week as he toured a nuclear reactor under construction in South Carolina, one of the first new reactors in the country being built in a generation.
Scratch-off ticket holders hope for lottery riches
But they weren't. Delk really had won $200,000 playing a 'scratch-off game' offered by the South Carolina Education Lottery.
Mepkin Abbey adds columbarium to monastery
For those who believe in a biblical paradise, death can be a passage to a perfect afterlife.
Wood chips on road after crash west of Moncks Corner
Wood chips blanketed a road west of Moncks Corner after a tractor-trailer crashed this morning, according to the S.C. Highway Patrol.
Moncks Corner police charge Wilton Quitman Greene II with armed robbery and kidnapping
Moncks Corner police arrested an armed robbery suspect Tuesday after a man being robbed drove his car erratically and blew the horn to attract an officer's attention.
Berkeley County Sheriff's Office plans Memorial Day weekend patrols and traffic stops
Aggressive traffic patrols and public safety checkpoints are planned by the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office during Memorial Day weekend.
Funnel cloud passes through lower Berkeley County
A funnel cloud passed through lower Berkeley County this evening but did not touch down, according to the National Weather Service.
A Summerville man reported that a woman and her son came to visit him in his residence.
One killed, 3 injured in Moncks Corner wreck
The driver of one of the cars, Christopher L. Lilly, 44, of Moncks Corner, was pronounced dead at the scene, according to the Berkeley County Coroner's Office.
Local students earn Coastal Carolina diplomas
Coastal Carolina graduates in 2012 include Antquan J. Smith of Cross; Patrick S. Copeland and Keshia R. Kelly of Moncks Corner; Myeshia C. Bryant and Isaiah M. Perrin of St.
Free computer classes offered in May
The Public Computer Center at Trident Technical College's Berkeley Campus is offering the following computer courses to the public, free of charge.
BCSD: Tens of millions needed for renovations
The numbers are staggering. In 1950 there were a little more than 200,000 people in the tri-county region of Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties.
Bonner Elementary currently boasts 18 pairs of twins. Pictured are Breanna Wiseman, Erin Wiseman, David Wiseman, Diamond Hamilton, David Hamilton, Sara Welch, April Welch, Breanna Morria, Nicolle Morris, Mark Thames, K.C. Thames, Caleb Cannon, Anthony Cannon, Alyssa Spatholt, Cara Spatholt, Ethan Dawson, Emily Dawson, Kayla Cook, Amanda Cook, ... (more)
Pair of crashes kill 2 Berkeley County residents Thursday
Around 11:15 p,m., 73-year-old Dean Craven of Goose Creek was driving on Montague Plantation Boulevard when he struck a tree in the median, Chief Deputy Coroner George Oliver said.
No foul play suspected in death of Berkeley County inmate Jason Stout of Moncks Corner.
An autopsy found no evidence of trauma or foul play in the death of a Berkeley County inmate who was found dead Wednesday.
Police: St. Stephen man sent 600 obscene text messages to Moncks Corner girl
A man was arrested Wednesday afternoon after the police said he sent hundreds of sexually charged text messages, including photos of his genitals, to a 13-year-old Moncks Corner student.
BCSD: Tens of millions needed for renovations
The numbers are staggering. In 1950 there were a little more than 200,000 people in the tri-county region of Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties.