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SC State names 3 finalists for interim president
Two of South Carolina State University's three candidates to be interim president are from outside the school.
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Man kills girlfriend, then self in SC restaurant
Authorities say a man shot and killed his girlfriend at a Batesburg-Leesville restaurant, then turned the gun on himself.
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Cats vs Dogs at SoCon
The College of Charleston takes on The Citadel in first round of Southern Conference baseball tournament.
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Kinky read "Fifty Shades of Grey" just risqué enough for some locals
From the intellect's quiet sanctuary, at any local library-- to the no holds barred, lust-filled isles at the adult novelty shop-- it's possible that never before has such a book bridged such gap.
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Two men arrested for disorderly conduct after climbing Ravenel Bridge
Monday afternoon authorities responded to reports of people climbing underneath the Ravenel Bridge.
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Officials: Time to budget for hurricane evacuation
Tropical Storm Alberto's early flirtation with the South Carolina coast leaves some in the Lowcountry figuring out their hurricane evacuation plan.
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Walmart reopen after fire in Aisle 2
A fire broke out in aisle 2 Monday afternoon at Walmart in the Wando Crossing shopping center in Mt. Pleasant.
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Myrtle Beach man arrested for soliciting a minor online
Columbia, S.C. - Attorney General Alan Wilson announced Monday that Brandon A. Peluso of Myrtle Beach, SC was arrested by the Georgetown County Sheriffs Office for criminal solicitation of a minor and attempted criminal conduct with a minor on May 18, 2012.
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Medical Myth: "Will eating eggs help a hangover?"
There are dozens of hangover remedy myths that abound in popular culture and folklore, but most have not been proven effective.
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Accident potential zone
A study by Joint Base Charleston recommended limited growth and development around the Air Force Base and Charleston International.
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Charleston man wanted in Line Street Armed Robbery
Police are still looking for 23-year-old Trever Lamar Kornickey, for an armed robbery incident on Line Street in Charleston. He is wanted for armed Robbery, assault and battery of the second degree and possession of a fire arm during the commission of a violent crime.
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Georgia man suffering from flesh-eating bacteria being treated in Augusta
A Cartersville landscaper has become the third person in the Southeast to contract a flesh eating bacterial infection in recent weeks.
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Arrest warrant issued for attempted robbery and shooting in Charleston
Charleston police have issued arrest warrants for a Hollywood man in relation to an incident that occurred May 15 in the Bridgeview Apartment complex.
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Charleston housing residents learning to paint
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Residents of the Charleston Housing Authority are getting a chance to learn to be painters.
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Good news: SC gas cheapest in nation
CHARLESTON, S.C. - There's good news for motorists in South Carolina leading up to the first busy travel weekend of the summer season. Gasoline in South Carolina is the cheapest in the nation.
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Heavy smoke blankets Mount Pleasant
The Mount Pleasant Fire Department is investigating heavy smoke in the between Chuck Dawley and Riffle Range Roads.
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Cool School: Berkeley High School
Berkeley High School is a community school in the heart of Moncks Corner, with unique programs.
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Monday sirens will blare in several South Carolina counties
Santee Cooper will conduct routine tests of its 15 dam warning sirens in Berkeley, Clarendon and Williamsburg counties.
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Monday James Island takes a step toward becoming a town
The Secretary of State, Mark Hammond, will present the Town's new Certificate of Incorporation on Monday at 2:00 PM.
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Less revenue predicted in Dorchester County, budget hearing Monday
According to the County Administrator, Jason Ward, projected revenue for the 2012-2013 fiscal year is nearly $1 million less than the current year.
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Alberto begins to move away from the United States
Tropical Storm Alberto is now moving south-southeast and will eventually accelerate toward the northeast away from the United States over the next day or so.
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Storm starts early this season and so does concern for beach erosion
Although the early storm Alberto is no indicator of what hurricane season will look like it brings about concerns of erosion along the coast.
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Firefighters fight small apartment fire in North Charleston
The North Charleston Fire Department responded to a small apartment fire at the Northwind Apartments on Fassitt Road.
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Singer Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62
Robin Gibb, a founding member of the Bee Gees who helped propel the group to international stardom, has died. He was 62.
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Man shot, killed at Berkeley County night club
The Berkeley County Sheriff's Office is investigating a murder outside a Cross night club.
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