For the fourth year in a row, the Friends of Berkeley Animal Center hosted an adoption event and invited the public to see what dogs need a home at Cypress Gardens.
Berkeley County’s newest leader says he wants to make sure its emergency management department is known for more than just preparing for and recovering after a hurricane.
The Carnes Crossroads community in Goose Creek continues to grow; on Thursday, the city announced a plan for the Carnes Crossroads “uptown development.”
The City of Charleston is looking to rewrite its zoning codes and ordinances over the next few years, and officials say the rewrite affects all property owners in the city, regardless of where they live.
Charleston County is working to complete $3 million of critical home repair for eligible residents and now needs the help of nonprofits to get the work done.
On Sunday, 21 years after the September 11th terrorist attacks, Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum remembered the day by blasting the horn of the historic USS Yorktown.
“They didn’t think we were coming. We sat there I think we arrived there like 8 in the morning on a Monday morning and by the time they figured out where they are going to house us, it was 4 o’clock that afternoon.”
After a 10-year-old was injured in a shooting on Aug. 27, classmates at Sanders-Clyde Elementary School decided to plan a walk to fight violence on Thursday.
Dorchester School District Two parents say they were surprised, frustrated and irritated when they learned the district will be pushing back class start times as they deal with a shortage of bus drivers.
Throughout the state, animal shelters are seeing an all-time high in animal intake numbers, causing shelters to declare a state of emergency for the second time in history.
Members of the community gathered Wednesday at the Waterfront Park in Mount Pleasant to honor those who lost their lives to overdoses in the Charleston area.
Ukrainian Independence Day and six months after Russia first invaded Ukraine both fell on the same day this week, now community members are coming together to honor the country.
Friday will mark one week since the body of 41-year-old Megan Rich was discovered on James Island. Friends gathered at one of her favorite restaurants, Krazy Owls, on Johns Island to celebrate her life hours after her funeral.
Neighbors and a City of Charleston councilmember have raised concern over South Carolina Highway 61, also known as Ashley River Road, and its ability to handle future growth in the Lowcountry.
An organization says around 100 Hispanic families are moving to the Lowcountry every week, and they are facing more challenges other than learning a new language.
On Friday, Charleston’s Habitat for Humanity is holding a wall raising ceremony for a new affordable home they are building for a family in North Charleston.
Thousands of people living in Charleston’s Eastside neighborhood could see improvements to drainage as the city gets to work on a multimillion dollar infrastructure project.
Thousands of people in the rural parts of Dorchester County who either have slow internet or no coverage at all could soon be getting access to broadband internet starting as early as this year.
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