While some people push broccoli around their plates, wondering if it would be so bad to just toss it, the College of ...

South Carolina’s largest pet-friendly festival is back this weekend with live music, brews, a chili cook-off and all the oysters you can eat.

It might sound like an exaggeration to say that Bernadette Peters was born to stand onstage and sing the Great American Songbook. It overlooks the training, sore muscles and sweat that it took for ...

A federal grand jury in Charleston has returned a five-count indictment presented by the U.S. Attorney’s Office that accuses ...

Dozens of candidates across the state lined up Monday to formally file their candidacies for a range of public offices, from ...

The second season of Charleston private chef Lauren Furey’s digital cooking show on SCETV starts March 17 with more episodes rooted in Southern and Italian food traditions.

The unhealthy obsession among Republicans in the state legislature to cut income taxes is bad tax policy. From a strategic ...

If you’re savvy on North Charleston’s emerging cultural scene, you might already know of the man with this distinct moniker.

And so far, much of the action saw lawmakers dealing with tax cuts, growing pains and (yet again) culture wars. Here’s our midsession update of what’s been happening. In any given legislative session, ...

Gratitude is a good starting point — gratitude for the men who left their families for battle. Gratitude for the women who kept homes and businesses intact. Gratitude for those who argued fiercely, ...

Gas prices shot up almost 25 cents per gallon again last week in South Carolina, driving the price almost one full dollar higher than it was when the U.S. and Israel launched hostilities in the Middle ...

Something has gone wrong in American politics. The Republican Party I once knew was the party of Abraham Lincoln, who fought to hold a nation together. It was the party of Dwight Eisenhower, who ...