President elect Barack Obama has 17 more days until he’s officially in office,  but that’s not keeping some from already calling on him to take action on immigration reform.

The fighting on the west bank may be happening half-a-world away from us, but that doesn’t mean people here in the Lowcountry aren’t speaking out about it.

Families gathered in Marion Square to prepare for the count down to 2009 and this year’s celebration may have you thinking about cutting down some numbers of your own.

Almost 40 women die each year as a result of domestic violence in South Carolina, but many more are in abusive relationships.

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.

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

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.

This year’s economic nose-dive is forcing many families to cutback or even go without this holiday season.  Many children will not have presents under the tree even with support for programs like News 2’s Toys for Tots.

Security officers, shouting, and booing.  It was a heated battle over keeping schools open in downtown Charleston Tuesday night. 

A gunman is still on the loose in North Charleston after he fired shots at a police officer and fled the scene.  The shooting also placed a nearby school on lockdown.

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.

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.

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.

The credit crunch is forcing many of your to rethink how you’re going to pay for college.  A new study says nearly every state including South Carolina receives failing grade when it comes to college affordability.

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.