There’s more than one word for people who lurk around social media using its anonymity to spew hatred and venom because they ...

The Feb. 13, 2026, issue of Statehouse Report offers a story on how a bipartisan proposal would remove evictions from someone’s financial records after five years. There also are updates on several ...

The American Revolutionary War in Charleston will come alive at the Historic Charleston Foundation (HCF) and the Charleston ...

There’s been a century-long clash in Charleston between the past and present that has become grittier in recent years. The ...

The beginning of the year is filled with efforts to eat healthy, hit the gym and bounce back from holiday indulgences.

The second annual lunar new year celebration returns to Charleston on Feb. 14. This year’s celebration takes place from 1 p.m ...

As Black History Month continues, two Charleston art exhibitions show in sharp, shining relief the continuum of Black ...

S.C. Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette today is expected to get a big endorsement in an effort to break away from a pack of Republicans who want to be the state’s next governor.

Tucked away at the end of a barely marked gravel road in rural Berkeley County — and behind an electrified, barbed-wire fence and an automatic gate with several security cameras — is a haven for ...

Charleston is a city built in layers. Nearly every downtown block offers a reminder of how we got here – with a plaque on a ...

The Feb. 6, 2026, issue of Statehouse Report offers the latest news on an unsuccessful effort at the Statehouse to ban ...

MORNING HEADLINES | The Modjeska Simkins School, a unique series of continuing education classes entering an 11th season of providing in-depth study of South Carolina’s history, is now accepting ...