It’s time for rides, food and fun at the Coastal Carolina Fair

The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce wrapped up their tenth annual Total Resource Campaign (TRC) as Dick Elliott, 2009 TRC Campaign chairman reported that Chamber volunteers raised $2,280,033 which was $4,261 over the goal, and 143 new members.

The Environmental Protection Agency will study the coast of North Carolina and South Carolina as part of a national project to help communities make good environmental decisions.

In a small building outside Charleston, South Carolina there’s a room that smells like cookies and other deliriously good treats.

For the first time in recent memory, winter commencement at the College of Charleston is being held on campus.

The Republican governor has a news conference planned at a solar power company in Greer Tuesday morning.

Gov. Mark Sanford said Wednesday he will do everything he can to fight another round of bailouts, though he acknowledged he can’t do much.

State agencies in South Carolina are being asked how they’ll handle 15 percent in budget cuts.

The parents of the television anchorwoman Anne Pressly, who was beaten to death in Arkansas, say there’s evidence their daughter was sexually assaulted.  Pressly was originally from South Carolina.

A suspect faced arraignment Friday in the beating death of a TV anchorwoman Ann Pressly - originally from South Carolina - in Little Rock, Arkansas.

South Carolina Treasurer Converse Chellis wants the state to hold off paying a $176,500 bonus to the man chiefly responsible for making the state’s retirement investment decisions.

Patrol spokesman Sid Gaulden says Lance Cpl. A.S. English was treated and released from a hospital on Wednesday after his patrol-issued vehicle struck a tree in a median along I-26.

Gun enthusiasts can buy their guns tax-free in South Carolina on Friday and Saturday.

A Greenville man who says his business suffered in the decline of the textile industry has been flying the U.S. flag upside down to protest the bailout of the financial sector.

The value of homes in South Carolina actually rose in the third quarter of 2008 compared with the same time last year as national home values dropped.