The ongoing government shutdown will lead to the cessation in federal food assistance benefits starting tomorrow, leaving 560 ...

A total of 74 gravesites with no known grave markers that were discovered at a King Street construction site earlier this ...

The October 31 edition of Statehouse Report talks about an $80B nuclear investment may help revive S.C. project, Colleton Co.

Imagine the pretty picture of Charleston’s city hall rising over Broad Street in all its classical glory — the winding marble steps, the oaken solemnity of its council chamber, the echoes of ancient ...

Republicans in Washington – members of Congress in particular – should be ashamed of themselves for using the federal government shutdown to score political points.

State leaders today will announce the Central Carolina Community Foundation has activated the One SC Fund to allow donors to ...

Chef Anthony Marini might serve the best sandwich in Charleston. Since opening The Pass downtown in 2021, legions have flocked to 207 St. Philip St. for sandwiches.

An eight-day November trip to three cosmopolitan European cities will help Charleston leaders better understand how to develop Union Pier so it fits in and deals with rising waters, according to those ...

The federal shutdown, now about to enter its fourth week, is causing lots of headaches for federal workers and taxpayers ...

Even without a government shutdown and the threatened cessation in federal food assistance benefits on Nov. 1, more people around the Lowcountry have food insecurity than in a long time.

Two Charleston friends went to Ukraine. They brought home the seeds of a plan for an art-powered fundraiser.

It’s been two years since Charleston voters narrowly picked a new path for the city. And frankly, what’s happened so far is, ...