Every vote is supposed to count, but some people are worried that their trip to the polls November Fourth may not.

Women make up more than half of the nations voters and more than half of voters in South Carolina.

Parents at a North Charleston primary school are speaking out about fears that the school could close.  The district is in the middle of a plan to possibly consolidate schools to help off set major budget cuts.

Trust and honesty—that’s what Charleston Southern Officials say could have prevented a student from pulling a gun in a campus dorm room Monday night.

About 100 members of the College of Charleston’s Political Science Club watch the second presidential debate.

It’s been more than a year since nine Charleston city firefighters died in a furniture store fire.  Sunday, their names were added to a national memorial in Maryland and their families were there to honor their sacrifice.

As gas prices rise, CARTA bus service says they’re seeing more and more people catching a ride.  But, starting October 5th fares will go up.

Whether it is a car or a home you may be in the market for, News Two’s Tara Lynn takes a look at what you need to know to make a purchase on credit.

Opening any small business can be a risk, but it’s becoming tougher to do with the country’s turbulent economy.

North Charleston Police are investigating the death of a 46 year- old female found in a shed.

Relief could be on the way for I-26 commuters.  That’s if a study shows that HOV lanes would ease congestion on the interstate from Summerville to downtown Charleston.

Dozens of people in the Lowcountry spent the afternoon standing up for peace.  The event “Peace One Day” is part of an international peace day in which the U.S., NATO, the Afghan government and even the Taliban pledged a cease-fire Sunday. 

With the state’s unemployment rate at a 15-year high, you may be one of thousands of South Carolinians without a job.

With all of the differences in station prices you can save about 30 cents a gallon by driving three miles down the road.

Police are investigating a possible drowning in a neighborhood pond in Summerville.  A neighbor found the body of 51 year old Nathaniel Irick in a pond at the back of the Palmetto Park neighborhood Wednesday evening.