A Georgetown wife is in jail, accused of killing her husband.

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?

A judge ruled Wednesday that the Town of James Island can break away from the city of Charleston.

It’s not quite winter, but people are looking for the best ways to stay warm and safe while keeping costs low.

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

State budget cuts are forcing a local special-needs daycare to close its doors at the end of the year, but some parents at the Charles Webb Center say they have no where else to go.

A Goose Creek man will appear before a judge Thursday afternoon. He’s charged with the death of a boy he was teaching to swim.  The case made national headlines when Oprah covered the story this summer.

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.

The campaigns aren’t slowing down efforts to get out the vote.  Nearly 20 percent of registered voters in Charleston County have requested or cast an absentee ballot.

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.

South Carolina says you only have three minutes to vote once you get through the lines.

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

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

Charleston Country sees a record number of early voters.

Student killed in car accident, three others injured