Police converged on a stretch of I-26 in North Charleston after two drivers reported damage to their windows Wednesday morning. 

Capt. Bill Shivar said firefighters were called about 8:35 p.m. Sunday and brought the fire under control.

More than a million new cases of skin cancer are diagnosed every year, making it the most common form of cancer in the United States.  But a new study shows that caffeine might help inhibit, and possibly even reverse some damage to skin caused by the sun.
 

Two boys buried in an ice cave in Washington’s Cascade Mountains last month are finally talking about the ordeal.

For many, this is the first trip home after Ike even if there is very little left of most of the homes here.

President Bush urges Ike evacuees to heed warnings of local officials and wait before returning.

President Bush will be in Texas today to tour some of the areas hardest hit by hurricane Ike.  He’ll get a briefing on relief efforts as well as the ongoing search and rescue operations. 

Midlands and Upstate South Carolina hit the hardest as prices surged to more than $5.00 a gallon!

The Savannah River National Lab is hosting their annual workshop on Disaster-Resilient homes in Charleston this week.

Tropical Storm Hanna may be the cause of an overnight fire at a law firm in Georgetown.

Tropical Storm Hanna landed on the Carolina coast without much fanfare early Saturday, battering beaches with large waves and threatening flash floods with heavy rains.

There has been plenty of rain and wind, but not much damage as Tropical Storm Hanna moved past the Grand Strand.

It will be Thursday before most of the state puts out the welcome mat, but many are trying to return now.

Power lines are down across the state, and the challenge for New Orleans now is how to get the nearly two million people who evacuated home.