FIRST ALERT: Hurricane Hugo, 35 years ago
Tonight marks 35 years since Hurricane Hugo devastated much of South Carolina. HOW IT ALL STARTED: Hugo originated from a ...
North Charleston Harvest Festival set for Oct. 19
The city of North Charleston announces the 11th annual Harvest Festival featuring live music, an artist market, costume ...
I-526 expansion prompts new community center for N. Charleston neighborhoods
A project to redesign and expand parts of I-526 would also mean the taking away and replacement of several community centers.
Titan passenger said he understood risk if something went wrong in experimental sub: 'It wasn't supposed to be safe'
A man who went on two OceanGate deep-sea dives to see the Titanic testified that he understood the risk and he could die if ...
Ex-OceanGate employee was intimidated when raising safety concerns, she testifies
OceanGate took a former contractor off her position after she voiced safety concerns, according to her testimony during day ...
Former Titan passenger: “it was clear that it was dangerous”
Day four of the hearing on the Titan submersible disaster brought four more witnesses before the Marine Board of ...
Coast Guard inquiry into the Titan implosion resumes with new witness, OceanGate competitor
Friday’s Titan Marine Board of Investigation public hearing will feature a newly added witness, according to a late-night ...
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OceanGate mission specialist cries while recounting final moments with doomed Titan crew
OceanGate’s mission specialist Renata Rojas tearfully recounted her last moments with the crew of the Titan submersible, ...
Student arrested, charged with making threats at high school in N. Charleston
The North Charleston Police Department detained a student after making student threats towards another student at Military ...
Editorial: In North Charleston, a special hire and a very different process
Mayor Reggie Burgess soon will choose among six finalists to pick North Charleston's next police chief; a transparent hiring ...
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USPS changes course: Jobs saved, upgrades coming to Charleston postal center
CHARLESTON — After almost a year of negotiations, jobs will not be lost or moved from Charleston’s postal facility at the Southridge shopping complex. Several news releases, including one from ...