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October 19, 2019 — Made by humans, not machines.
When museum leaders officially break ground on Charleston's International African American Museum this Friday, the much-anticipated project wi… Read more
SATURDAY SPOTLIGHT
Word that former S.C. congressman Trey Gowdy could join Donald Trump's legal team was hot news this month. And it gave the South Carolina law … Read more
With more homes installing home security cameras like Ring, law enforcement agencies around South Carolina are asking civilians for footage of… Read more
More than four years after the May 7, 2015 shooting, Bryant Heyward received a payout from the S.C. Insurance Reserve Fund, said Justin Bamber… Read more
College football
No. 3 Clemson won, but not before grinding through a contest that featured sloppy early play from quarterback Trevor Lawrence and injuries to offensive lineman John Simpson, running back Travis Etienne and defensive tackle Xaxier Kelly. Read more
South Carolina hosted No. 9 Florida on Saturday. Read more
New life for previously dormant land
Tucked between neighborhoods, a commercial corridor and the interstate, property resting in the heart of North Charleston that has been mostly dormant in recent years is increasingly coming to life. Read more
Road to 2020
President Donald Trump, along with many of the top 2020 Democratic White House contenders, are coming to a historically black college in Columbia next weekend for a bipartisan forum on criminal justice reform. Read more
Stormy conditions
A storm brewing in the Gulf of Mexico is set to travel northeast and dump 2 to 4 inches of rain on South Carolina over the weekend. Read more
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Local News
Officials are working to identify the person whose skeletal remains were uncovered at Westvaco Park in Hanahan on Friday.
A Charleston nonprofit is set to break ground on a new urban garden that will effectively double the size of its operation, but fundraising efforts for the project are still ongoing.
More than two years after a Johns Island couple fell under suspicion of abusing their infant son, criminal charges against them were dropped.
Sites in North Charleston and Mount Pleasant will be studied for the estimated $80 million building. Read more
Stay up-to-date on which 2020 presidential candidates are visiting the Palmetto state with The Post and Courier's tracker. Continually updated as candidates campaign in South Carolina in the months leading up to the state’s February 2020 primary. Read more
The pointed post, which has since been deleted, came from Sanford's Twitter account at 11:46 a.m. Friday. Read more
The Citadel and Furman have been playing each other in football since 1913, but something new will happen in Saturday's 99th edition of one of the game's oldest rivalries. Read more
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Snake bites at record pace in SC, but, no, they're not drought thirsty
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Tropical Storm Nestor to bring wind and rain to South Carolina on Saturday
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Formerly fallow ground in North Charleston coming to life with new $14M athletic center
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New urban farm at Charleston affordable housing complex to break ground next month
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$750K settlement reached in case of SC deputy who shot 911 caller mistaken for burglar
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Trump coming to SC, joining 2020 Democratic challengers, for criminal justice forum
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How a SC law firm landed a front-row seat to biggest national political fight in years
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Fort Dorchester, Timberland, Oceanside win big; Porter-Gaud gets late FG
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Rents fall for first time in 2 years in Charleston, US, study says
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Charleston, once known as the US's slave trade capital, to host national reparations forum
What’s the best macaroni-and-cheese in Charleston? Read more
Ship's Wheel Hard Cider, founded in upstate New York, opens in North Charleston this weekend with tastings of a variety of old and new flavors. Read more
The House of Representatives is going about the proposed impeachment of Donald Trump the wrong way by failing to vote to authorize a formal inquiry and by receiving evidence that the American people cannot see from sources that remain secret. Read more
COMMENTARY
Folks, it's finally getting chilly at night. We're breaking our sweaters out. We've maybe even considered turning on the heat in the car instead of the A/C. It's officially fall in Charleston. Read more
