Charleston County is joining the rest of South Carolina in requiring attorneys to file some court records electronically starting on Oct. 21.
A Japanese anesthesiologist, a Spanish paratrooper, a Brazilian attorney. In their past lives, they never would have met.
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The Category 5 storm devastated the Bahamas in late August, but left the Carolina coast mostly unscathed. But in the month since Dorian skirted Charleston, more than 600,000 cubic yards of vegetation, trash and brush has been collected in the county, surpassing previously estimated numbers and even topping debris amounts from Hurricane Matthew.
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Some Mount Pleasant Waterworks customers have been shocked by enormous bills, but the utility insists that customers are only being charged for the water they consumed and suggests excessive lawn-watering is likely to blame.
A former Georgia police officer who fatally shot an unarmed, naked man from Moncks Corner was found not guilty of murder on Monday.
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Authorities are investigating a shooting that left one person dead and another injured in Goose Creek Sunday night.
Jeff Bleamer, a member of former Citadel coach Charlie Taaffe's staff during the Bulldogs' "glory years" in the early 1990s, has been driving his van kids to church on Sunday mornings for years.
Opened in 1985, Marco Specialties in Lexington County says it has become the largest online seller of pinball machine parts with 100,000 customers.
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BAKER, Jonathan, Goose Creek
He reminded African Americans in the audience that candidates owe them something, too, when they ask for their votes. "It's not about who you're supporting as a candidate, but who's supporting you," he said.
Former Gov. Nikki Haley has bought a $2.4 million house on Kiawah Island, sparking rumors that her return to South Carolina signals a return to politics and a potential bid for the presidency in 2024.
Few states can claim a library history as interesting as South Carolina's.
Construction on the 600-mile Atlantic Coast Pipeline has been on hold since December 2018 due to legal challenges over its federal permits. It's now up to the U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether work can continue on the project.
Mail carrier Irene Pressley was shot and killed during her mail route near the town of Andrews, not far from where she grew up and lived.
The State Fair and Richland County Sheriff's Department say no shots were fired, though the fair closed an hour early at 11 p.m. "in an abundance of caution," event leaders said.
Founded in Charleston in 1842, the Citadel is just of one six senior military colleges in the united states. Despite its historic and overwhelming military presence, it commissions the fewest percentage of armed service officers compared to its rival schools.
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Mount Pleasant, this Jim Owens mess is a wake-up call.
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A large section of a Hard Rock Hotel under construction beside New Orleans' historic French Quarter collapsed Saturday amid blinding dust and flying debris, killing one person and injuring more than 20. Rescue workers headed into what was left of the largely unstable building seeking two people still unaccounted for.
A story about Charleston County School District on Page A3 in Saturday's editions incorrectly stated the date of the next community listening session.The next meeting will be held Oct. 15 at Haut Gap Middle School for proposed changes to District 9 schools.
Scandals have swept up sheriffs across South Carolina, including in rural Chester County. The county's new sheriff, Max Dorsey, is trying to restore trust breached by the previous sheriff, now awaiting trial on federal charges.
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Two juveniles were shot and injured at a house party late Friday in Hollywood.
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Because of the state's move to more cumbersome paper ballots, the 2020 presidential election count is shaping up to be long and delayed event.
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AUERBACH, Michael, Mount Pleasant
After a reduction in homicides in 2018, North Charleston is on pace to see its third-largest number of killings in the past six years, according to statistics obtained from law enforcement and a Post and Courier database.
Almost a year on, a legal fight to set the road map for how South Carolina deals with imperiled beach houses has stalled. The challenges that have popped up in the case beg the question of whether the state can really be compelled to deal with vulnerable oceanfront properties as sea levels rise and storms intensify.
The list of potential candidates for South Carolina's main utility regulator include a former state lawmaker, a previous Mount Pleasant councilman and three of the commission's current members.
Marvin Leroy Capers-Smith of Bonneau was recently captured in New Jersey. He is charged with starting a January 2018 fire that caused $1 million in damage and destroyed a department store, an event decor business and a gift shop in Holly Hill.
The Saint, a new hotel being built on some of Charleston's most expensive real estate, also has the city's most complicated and costly parking structure, per space. Its developer said, "I didn't have any idea of what I was getting into."
More than 250 Charleston parents, teachers and community members packed Burke High School’s auditorium Thursday for a passionate listening session hosted by the Charleston County School District.
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The rink will open near downtown Summerville on November 23 and will be open through January 11, 2020.
Efforts to revamp the town's development ordinances began after Summerville brought in a consultant in 2015. The process has been a slog ever since — one which came to an end Thursday.
Joe Cunningham just doesn’t get it. The 1st District congressman is still “withholding judgment” on whether President Trump should be impeached for asking Ukraine to investigate his most formidable political rival.
A North Charleston man with a lengthy history of mental illness was sentenced Friday to 35 years behind bars for fatally stabbing his two young nephews in August 2017.
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U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham said the abandonment of Kurdish allies in nothern Syria is worse than America stepping away from South Vietnam.
Four months in, Andrew Hsu has already made a name for himself at the College of Charleston.
A former Berkeley County school bus driver pleaded guilty Monday to impregnating a 14-year-old he drove to school. He was sentenced to 22 years behind bars.
An Upstate Ford dealership's "God, Guns and America" promotion that includes a Bible and voucher toward a semi-automatic rifle has tripled vehicle sales during the normally slow month of October as word spread nationally about the unique sales pitch.