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Firefighter John Bolton claims North Charleston Fire Department made mistakes during the 2010 blaze that left him injured.

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. -- One of the two planes used as Air Force One, the plane used to transport the president of the United States, was spotted at Joint Base Charleston Monday.

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. -- North Charleston Police have released the 911 tapes from calls that came in during the huge apartment fire that happened on Buist Avenue Friday.

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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. -- A local hair salon did its part this weekend to help a 14-year-old severely injured on New Year's Eve.

Once again tremendous grief sweeps across America after awareness that Grammy Award winning songstress, Whitney Houston was found dead in her Beverly Hills hotel suite just hours before a Pre-Grammy celebration jumped off.

Benedict spokeswoman Kymm Hunter says the lockdown was lifted after police received information that the suspect isn't in the vicinity of the school.

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. -- The Charleston County School District has a five-year plan to improve in areas of literacy, effective teaching, systems and partnerships.

Marilyn DeWitt Altman, S.C. state regent, left, and Prosperity resident Susan Saunders greet Tommy Murphy, right, at marking ceremony.

North Charleston police say Timothy Johnson opened fire on Officer David Winslette as he was approaching him at the El Cheapo gas station on Dorchester Road and South Alan Drive.

A man was taken to the hospital Thursday morning after he swallowed cocaine after running from a traffic stop and being struck with a Taser.

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Smoke could be seen several miles away as officials with the City of Charleston and North Charleston fire departments battled a massive apartment fire.

Just in case you forgot, every February Poogan's Porch rolls back their menu pricing to 1978, an anniversary year marked by one of Charleston's most hauntingly delectable restaurants.

Start your Valentine's Day celebration early at Trident Technical College on Friday, Feb.

It seems that most states are looking to reform their K-12 public education system, either out of necessity - lack of money, low student achievement - or on the principle that families should have the right to choose their child's education.

A fire engine races up to a house engulfed in flames. Smoke billows from the burning building.

Boeing is fixing a problem with the way the skin on the 787 is attached to the tail section.

The Hump Bar is like something out of a dream. It's on a lonely stretch of Meeting Street Road, a route you would take to Pittsburgh Avenue's strip clubs or maybe farther, all the way into North Charleston.

North Charleston and Clemson University are teaming up to open a workforce development computer lab in the city.

CHARLESTON, SC -- He walked into the room just a tad late for our interview. The appointment before ours ran a bit over.