The North Charleston High School principal who gained national attention when he started working a third job to help students in need will be honored by the governor Monday morning.
The South Carolina Department of Education says all of the state’s school districts have now been connected with an approved provider as they wait for teachers to be eligible for the COVID vaccine.
A group of cyclists will leave from Mount Pleasant early Friday on a mission to deliver wreaths to three law enforcement agencies that recently lost officers in the line of duty.
Musician and Lowcountry native Darius Rucker quietly treated everyone dining at a restaurant he frequents to a free meal and also left a big tip for servers Sunday morning.
History buffs celebrated the long-anticipated discovery of what appears to be a time capsule buried under the base of the monument to John C. Calhoun in downtown Charleston.
Law enforcement officers across the state joined family, friends and colleagues of a fallen Colleton County detective at his memorial service Saturday afternoon.
South Carolina employment officials released the latest totals of first-time unemployment claims, showing nearly 6,700 people filed in the week ending Saturday.
Authorities identified the suspect as Montrez Cyrus Simmons who is a suspect in a recent murder in Georgetown, a carjacking in Mount Pleasant and a second armed carjacking Tuesday night in Charleston.
The South Carolina Department of Public Safety says it is on a state of heightened security as state law enforcement prepares for possible armed protests in the state.
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham argued Friday against impeaching President Donald Trump, adding he is hopeful President-elect Joe Biden “sees the damage that would be done from such action.”
