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SCANA, Dominion issue bold threats about cutting nuclear rates, but lawmakers' trust has frayed
South Carolina's failed nuclear project isn't generating electricity, and it probably never will.
Doctors' sexual misconduct flies under the radar
One doctor had sex with a patient while she was under the influence of painkillers after surgery. Another performed a breast exam on a woman in the emergency room after
Jury foreman, alternate in Dylann Roof trial speak publicly for the first time
When he went to court that day, summoned to jury duty, he hadn't expected to step into a dark chapter of Charleston’s history. His job had kept him on two
Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg puts flooding at top of priority list in State of the City speech
Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg doubled down on his promise to fix the city's growing drainage problems during his State of the City address Tuesday night.
Women learn self-defense tactics from former professional cage fighter
Malachy Friedman, hardened fighter and instructor of professional mixed martial artists, stood in front of a crowd of women in early January and urged them to be careful.
North Charleston man shoots, kills other man he suspected of stealing his car, police say
North Charleston police are investigating after a man shot and killed another man he suspected of stealing his car.
Dominion to S.C. utility regulators: SCANA faces bankruptcy without proposed $14.6 billion deal
COLUMBIA — Dominion Energy's top executive told South Carolina's utility regulators Thursday state leaders could either accept the Virginia-based company's proposed takeover of SCANA or watch the Cayce-based utility go
Reggie Burgess tapped as North Charleston's next police chief, will be sworn in Thursday
The North Charleston Police Department's second-in-command, Reggie Burgess, has been tapped to become the city's next police, the city said Tuesday.
Roads beginning to improve.
Road conditions on interstate and primary routes throughout the Lowcountry and Pee Dee regions have vastly improved, authorities said.
Travel still hazardous in SC.
Residents of coastal South Carolina are experiencing an unfamiliar landscape one day after the third-largest snowfall recorded in the Charleston area.
Stay safe today!
Freezing rain has begun falling in the Lowcountry which is causing slick roads.
Chilly start to 2018!
The Charleston area could see up to 3 inches of snow Wednesday, a day after locals saw a record low temperature, the National Weather Service said in an updated forecast.
Drugs, gun, teeth found on man stopped at a Walmart in South Carolina
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (AP) — Police say they found thousands of doses of heroin, a gun and human teeth on a man detained during a suspected shoplifting investigation at a
James Island opens first public parking lot
JAMES ISLAND — Some thriving restaurants and a popular community theater have created a shortage of safe parking near Folly and Camp roads and caused some complaints from nearby residents
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Turf war takes shape over 2,230 acres in West Ashley
West Ashley landowner Tim Whitfield was tired of the rumors so he broke the family's public silence about the future of its property and what is shaping up as the
South Carolina's population tops 5 million
So many residents of other states have decided they'd rather live in South Carolina that the state's population now exceeds 5 million, according to Census Bureau estimates release Wednesday.
Santee Cooper gets a potential buyer from South Carolina
COLUMBIA — Santee Cooper — the state-run power provider deep in debt after abandoning a $9 billion nuclear reactor project — has a South Carolina-based suitor.
Charleston strip club bouncer pleads guilty in customer's death, gets $332 fine
In a development that a judge called "shocking," a Charleston strip club bouncer agreed Monday to pay a fine rather than face prison time for the death of an unruly
Mount Pleasant medical worker gets prison time in federal tax evasion case
A former Mount Pleasant medical office worker accused of tax evasion will split a one-year sentence between a federal prison and her own home, prosecutors said Friday.
Santee Cooper's chairman files lawsuit to prevent Gov. McMaster from firing him
COLUMBIA — Leighton Lord, Santee Cooper's chairman, filed a lawsuit Wednesday challenging Gov. Henry McMaster's decision to remove him from the 12-member public utility board.
Group plans to appeal judge's decision to dismiss case over Dorchester County referendum
A group that challenged the constitutionality of a Dorchester County referendum to raise taxes for new libraries and parks said Monday it will appeal a judge’s decision to dismiss their
Veteran Jon Darling, back from war, finds a wife and his way on Lowcountry farm
Jon Darling was lost among the pines. He wandered aimlessly for hours at a time, his dog by his side. Day after day he walked, thinking about his recent military
SCANA, Santee Cooper miss out on $171 million by cashing in nuclear settlement early
SCANA Corp. and Santee Cooper missed out on almost $200 million in September when they sold a group of hedge-fund investors the right to collect billions from the company responsible
Man charged with murder after fatal stabbing at Johns Island home
Charleston County sheriff's authorities have arrested a man in connection with a fatal stabbing at a Johns Island home early Wednesday.
Lil Wayne canceled a Columbia show, refusing to go through security. Learn about the lawsuit here:
COLUMBIA — Lil Wayne owns a record label called Young Money, but the mega-star rapper is out some cash with the growing legal fight after his Columbia concert no-show.
Man sentenced to 25 years for Charleston shooting that paralyzed 5-year-old boy
After deliberating for less than two hours, a Charleston jury found Calvin Brown Jr. guilty on all counts related to a shooting that left a then 5-year-old boy paralyzed.
Development rules on Folly Road slash density, discourage big apartments
Charleston City Council has nearly finalized a new set of zoning rules designed to prevent new, big apartment projects from being built along Folly Road.
Mt. Pleasant teen sentenced to 18 years in prison for schoolmate's fatal stabbing
A young Mount Pleasant resident was sentenced Tuesday to 18 years in prison for the 2015 deadly stabbing of another teenager.
Charleston artist whose career started in federal prison featured in new exhibit
Jared Owens' art career started 10 years ago in federal prison, and it's about to be on display at the Mitchell Hill Gallery with new exhibit "Two Sides of the
Watch out for consumer scams!
Phony, virus-laden confirmation emails for products you never purchased. Phone calls from individuals posing as retailers or law enforcement, demanding money under false pretenses. Internet pop-ups promising products from online
New retail center planned for key Berkeley County intersection
With the proposed development of thousands of new homes nearby, a key intersection in Berkeley County could soon see a new retail center.
Runoff elections today to decide winners of Charleston, Isle of Palms, and Lincolnville seats
Charleston area voters go back to the polls today to settle three runoff elections in local government. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Supreme Court denies Diocese of SC's motions to rehear and rescue
The state's highest court has opted not to rehear the contentious case pitting The Episcopal Church in South Carolina against the Diocese of South Carolina, putting an end to litigation
SCE&G officials plan to cut customer rates in solution for failed nuclear project
CAYCE — SCE&G proposed a plan of action Thursday to remedy outstanding costs from the failed V.C. Summer Station project. The proposal will provide approximately $4.8 billion in benefits, according
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