Sources tell News 2 that Vice President Joe Biden is coming to the Lowcountry for a vacation.  He is expected to spend 7 days vacationing on Kiawah Island.

Several fires in North Charleston has more than a dozen people homeless.  Two of the fires were just around the corner from each other.

There was a dramatic turn of events Friday, as North Charleston police announced the shooting death of a 19-year-old North Charleston was accidental.

Remount Road exit at I-26 to close for 4 months.  Beginning this Friday or Saturday, the I-26 exit ramp at Remount Road will be closing for construction.

Liquor store clerk ordered to the backroom of a Rivers Avenue business as suspects raid the register and take off on foot.  The search is on right now for the 2 armed robbery suspects.

Police arrested a North Charleston man and a woman from Miami for trafficking $200,000 worth of heroin inside their car.

A North Charleston Family is in morning Tuesday night after a 6-year-old boy drowned in an apartment complex swimming pool.

A new study shows air quality in neighborhoods near a planned port at the old Charleston Naval Base is comparable to air in other Southeastern port cities.

More than 500 showed up today for a free lunch at Tri-County Family Ministries in North Charleston.  It was the first day of the “FEED THE NEED” campaign.

The death of Orlando Benitez Martinez may be yet another case of Latinos targeted due to racial stereotypes.

The North Charleston Police Department says it has made multiple arrests in a deadly shooting at the Hawthorne Mobile Home Tuesday night.  The department is holding a news conference at 11 this morning at Charleston City Hall where they will release more details about the arrests.

A new camera system helps find stolen cars and tags by checking license plates in an instant.

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham today announced nearly $380,000 in grants to fire departments in Greenville, Moncks Corner, and North Charleston.

A magnitude 2.5 earthquake occured late this afternoon. The earthquake was centered 4 miles southwest of North Charleston.

A judge sentenced two women to 10 years in prison Tuesday for their roles in the 2006 murder of a carnival worker in a North Charleston motel.