Arriving citizens just glad to be back home

AmeriCorps volunteer Aaron Heath said the expressions on the faces of people returning from the Haiti earthquake zone tell their story. Read More

Coast Guard Cutter Dallas departs

Locally-based vessel sets course for Haiti to aid in recovery

Local vessel sent to Haiti Read More

$200,000 in items stolen from car

LADSON -- A coin dealer at the Lowcountry Coin Club's annual winter coin club said more than $200,000 worth of rare coins and merchandise were stolen from his car late Friday. Read More

Dealer reports $200,000 worth of rare coins stolen

A coin dealer at the Lowcountry Coin Club’s annual winter coin club said more than $200,000 worth of rare coins and merchandise was stolen from his car late Friday. Read More

Haiti to Charleston

Dazed quake survivors, returning relief workers escape devastation

After 18 hours of waiting in the tropical heat and a two-hour flight from the Port-au-Prince airport, some of the returned Americans smacked "high-fives" on the Charleston airport tarmac. Once inside the terminal, they told stories of death and destruction, along with stories of hope. Read More

Flight with 54 Americans fleeing Haiti lands in Charleston

After 18 hours of waiting in the tropical heat and a two-hour flight from the Port-au-Prince airport, some of the returned Americans smacked high-fives on the Charleston airport tarmac. Once inside the terminal, they told stories of death and destruction, alongside stories of hope. Read More

U.S. citizens to arrive here

Charleston named hub for those leaving Haiti

Charleston has been designated a return "hub" for Americans leaving the Haiti earthquake aftermath, and the first flight is expected to arrive as soon as this morning. Read More

Feeling soggy?

Rainy-day blues, drainage troubles, even a marshy golf course are work of El Nino, experts say

If it feels like rain has dropped on Charleston almost every recent weekend, the answer is yes, it has. And the downpours are affecting our moods, our properties and our pocketbooks. Read More

Really steamed

Neighbors say attendees clogged streets, damaged their property

MOUNT PLEASANT -- The Lowcountry's biggest oyster roast isn't getting a warm review from its neighbors, and some say it's time for sponsors to do a better job of managing the 11,000 attendees or move it elsewhere. Read More

Neighbors say oyster fest attendees clogged streets, damaged property

MOUNT PLEASANT -- The Lowcountry's biggest oyster roast isn't getting a warm review from its neighbors. And some say it's time for sponsors to do a better job of managing the 11,000 attendees or move it elsewhere. Read More