Local agencies clear waterways by destroying abandoned boats
Local agencies work to clean the waterways as they pull in abandoned boats near the Charleston harbor. Wounded Nature-Working Veterans, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, and Charleston County collaborated in tugging two boats onto land,
Kelsey Grammer recently revealed to the New York Post the reason why he had a 30-year falling out with “Cheers” co-star Ted ...
A fire has been contained at the South Charleston Community Center, firefighters said Tuesday evening. The blaze was reported ...
Gov. Patrick Morrisey appointed former Charleston Municipal Court Judge Anne Charnock to the state Senate on Tuesday, ...
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Only 1 candidate for a Charleston and Berkeley county judgeship was questioned by the JMSC about case backlogs — the most ...
A sixth-grade middle school counselor is hoping to collect funds for supplies as she works to build teach students lessons in ...
While visiting Charleston to explore classic restaurants and new eateries, Newsday travel writer Scott Vogel discovered he ...
A Charleston church has to wait a little longer to shift to solar energy. A More Excellent Way Life Center Church on ...
The Charleston Police Department investigated a “suspicious package” that was left on Island Park Drive Monday night, which ...
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City of North Charleston announces redevelopment of former Exit 218The City of North Charleston is scheduled to announce redevelopment plans for former Exit 218 on Tuesday morning. Former Exit ...
Here on News 4, we are taking you behind the badge, introducing you to the men and women of the Lowcountry who keep us ...
The Charleston County Legislative Delegation will discuss changes that could affect groups that manage issues within Charleston’s school district.
One lane of Rivers Avenue between Fuller and Rebecca Streets was closed the morning of Feb. 4 after a pedestrian was struck ...
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