December 24, 2008

Economy taking a backseat

A bad economy has left thousands and thousands of South Carolinians out of work, but on Christmas Eve many are putting their worries aside to celebrate peace.


December 23, 2008

Shoppers out and about, Retails talk of bailout

Lowcountry shoppers are taking advantage of year-end discounts, but it may be too late to save retailers.


December 22, 2008

Man charged in murder of missing Summerville woman

The Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that a body found in a neighborhood ditch is Deborah Kessler, a woman who has been missing for three weeks.


December 10, 2008

City unveils downtown redevelopment plan

A multimillion dollar development could reshape a historic downtown neighborhood.  Charleston City Council approved plans to move forward with a project to create a research hub in Charleston.

City unveils downtown redevelopment plan

A multimillion dollar development could reshape a historic downtown neighborhood.  Charleston City Council approved plans to move forward with a project to create a research hub in Charleston.


December 09, 2008

Possible school closures in Charleston County

When your child heads back to class next September, they may be going to a different school.  Monday night the Charleston County School District unveiled its recommendations to consolidate schools.


November 26, 2008

Last minute shoppers keep grocery stores busy

Last minute shoppers gather their final ingredients for their Thanksgiving feasts.  Most stores are closing early on Thursday, so shoppers are checking their lists twice.


November 24, 2008

Holiday shoppers are cutting back

Stores are pulling out all the stops: sales, coupons, special promotions.  But with unemployment high and confidence low, can retailers coerce consumers to spend their money?


November 16, 2008

Surviving Suicide: Finding Support

A group of more than 100 people gathered in Hampton Park Sunday afternoon, honoring the lives of loved ones lost to suicide.


November 09, 2008

Lowcountry church celebrates Obama victory

On this Sunday, the opening prayer Morris Brown AME church is patriotic as church members acknowledge Barack Obama as the country’s first African American president.


October 29, 2008

Keeping your Family safe on Halloween

Just two more nights before little ghosts and goblins will come knocking at your door.  News Two’s Tara Lynn takes a look at what you can do to keep the kids safe.


October 27, 2008

Hour-long wait to vote absentee in Charleston County

Thousands of people are lining up to vote each day in Charleston County.  The lines are getting longer every day. 


October 21, 2008

Food banks hit by hard times, too

A struggling economy has left many families struggling to put food on the dinner table. 


October 20, 2008

Local voters head to the polls in droves.

Charleston Country sees a record number of early voters.


October 19, 2008

Berkeley High Student Killed

Student killed in car accident, three others injured

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