James Island man accused of bigamy heads to trial
A James Island man married one woman while still legally married to another, authorities say, and now he heads to trial in the bigamy case against...
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James Island connector reopens after crash
The James Island connector reopened to traffic bound for downtown Charleston an hour and a half after a pickup crash this afternoon.
Attorney, investigators: Information about McCaffrey traffic stop nothing new, remarkable
Information reported this week about the speeding ticket Bob McCaffrey received on the night his wife disappeared was an “attempt at further putting...
CARTA board considering bus fare increase
A 10-cent general bus fare increase is on the agenda for the Finance Committee of the Charleston Area Transportation Authority when it meets at 1:30...
Wounded Marine tells Americans to enjoy their freedoms
Severely wounded Marine Cpl. Michael Jernigan has a message for the people of Charleston and the tourists visiting this week.
Self-described ‘global gadfly’ Walter Davidson takes on city of Charleston
Charleston officials hoped Walter Vaughan Davidson would just go away after receiving a $50,000 check a few months back to settle a wrongful-arrest...
- James Island man accused of bigamy heads to trial
- James Island connector reopens after crash
- Attorney, investigators: Information about McCaffrey traffic stop nothing new, remarkable
- CARTA board considering bus fare increase
- Wounded Marine tells Americans to enjoy their freedoms
- Self-described ‘global gadfly’ Walter Davidson takes on city of Charleston
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