Residents on Wednesday were allowed to return to a James Island condominium complex that was evacuated two weeks ago because of termite and water damage.

Students in Mount Pleasant can now anonymously tip police off about suspicious behavior or harmful incidents taking place on their campus through an update to a smartphone application announced Wednesday.

For pet owners in rural parts of Charleston County, such as Awendaw and McClellanville, the nearest animal health care facility is 25-miles away in Mount Pleasant. 

Mount Pleasant is moving forward with a plan to limit the number of residential construction permits issued annual, in an attempt to hold the town's rate of growth to 2 percent.

The man died at a home on Charleston's East Side following an altercation with a resident, authorities said.

More than 300 Roman Catholic priests were accused of sexual abuse in an explosive report by a grand jury in Pennsylvania this week.

A new startup that bills itself as the Airbnb of parking is working to get a foothold in the Charleston area, but it's already run into some resistance on Folly Beach. 

Gayla McSwain was elected to Goose Creek City Council Tuesday. 

COLUMBIA — A man convicted in a high-profile shooting that paralyzed a University of South Carolina student in Columbia in 2013 lost his appeal to the South Carolina Court of Appeals on Wednesday.

Hoopsters seeking indoor basketball opportunities will soon have their shot inside a state-of-the-art facility in North Charleston.

SC Department of Transportation is looking at ways to improve the highway from S.C. Highway 27 at mile marker 187 to the end in downtown Charleston. 

Following a missing piece of vehicle trim, North Charleston police were led to a 17-year-old killer who showed some of the most “shocking” behavior they had ever seen from someone facing life in prison.

On a hot evening in early August, Charleston Police Chief Luther Reynolds stood in front of an audience gathered inside a school cafeteria, addressing a community still reeling from a grisly double homicide weeks before.

Charleston County is trying to decide whether to sell the vacant, former Navy hospital it acquired in a $33 million legal settlement, or spend an estimated $66 million to renovate the 10-story building.

Do you have a bad habit of returning books late to the Charleston County Public Library? Fear not: Overdue book fees are a thing of the past.

A Mexican national who fatally stabbed another man, buried him behind a North Charleston bar and covered the remains in salt was sentenced to a state prison term this week.

The reported burglary and stabbing happened at an East Side home early Tuesday. 

Charleston is considering establishing a Municipal Impact District to get developers to pay into a fund to build more public infrastructure on Johns Island.

Prosecutors said the man was involved in an earlier shootout but didn't have a hand in the gunfire that killed Dena Brown, a mother of three from North Charleston. 

The critter was seen dog-paddling in knee-deep water during low tide Sunday afternoon.

A half-acre of land at the entrance to an historic Mount Pleasant community, settled by formerly enslaved residents of the area, is expected to become a park honoring the founder of Scanlonville.

The jellyfish invasion showed no signs of letting up over the weekend, as swimmers reported stings at eye-popping rates on Charleston-area beaches. 

Authorities recovered the body of a missing 17-year-old Porter-Gaud student early Monday near Limehouse Landing on Johns Island.

A rezoning request near the emerging Navy Base Intermodal Facility is raising concerns about more truck traffic and whether that might hamper redevelopment nearby

Envision a fifth-grade history classroom that looks like a museum, with a collection of military uniforms covering a wall across from shelves that contain deactivated grenades and gas masks, alongside dozens of other artifacts from every war in our nation's history.

More than 2,600 farmers in South Carolina harvest soybeans, one of the crops most heavily affected by President Trump's tariffs.

The state Department of Transportation is having a meeting 5-7 p.m. Tuesday to consider ways to improve Interstate 26.