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Rebekah Jacob focuses on civil rights photographer
A line of protesters slog below a cloudy sky in "Selma-to-Montgomery March for Voting Rights in 1965."
James Island shopping center to be redeveloped by Charlestona s Gramling Brothers
Plans are in the works to overhaul part of the Bi-Lo-anchored shopping center on Folly Road on James island.
Part of Crosstown reopens as flooding paralyzes downtown Charleston, West Ashley
The Charleston Police Department has reopened a lane of traffic on the southbound and northbound sides of the Septima P. Clark Parkway, known as the Crosstown Expressway.
High tide, heavy rain prompt flash flood warning around downtown Charleston
Downtown Charlestona s famous Battery is losing half its free street parking
Parking along the Battery can be challenging for homeowners, but City Council is working to turn the north side of Murray Boulevard into two-hour residential parking.
Sick sea turtle rescued from Skulls Inlet sandbar
A loggerhead sea turtle weighing more than 100 pounds was rescued from a sandbar near Fripp Island on Tuesday, and it is recovering at the South Carolina Aquarium Sea Turtle Hospital in Charleston.
Helping Out highlights some of the many charitable events and activities going on in the Charleston area.
Loved ones and fellow firefighters honor the "Charleston 9" six years later
A touching tribute Tuesday night for the "Charleston 9," who died six years ago battling a blaze at the Sofa Super Store in West Ashley.
The beach dining scene gets an update at Station 22 on Sullivan's
Out on the islands, there's quite a bit of restaurant retooling underway. On Isle of Palms, Hucks Lowcountry Table has given way to Ken Vedrinski's spanking-new Coda del Pesce.
a Book of Mormona calls for a bleep of faith
When a Broadway show, even one with the unlikely name “The Book of Mormon” rakes in nine Tony awards including Best Musical plus a Grammy for Best Musical Theater Album, chances are you'd like to find out what all the excitement is about.
Cannon says racial-profiling accusations part of agenda to legalize pot
Charleston County Sheriff Al Cannon says accusations that his deputies are arresting too many blacks on pot charges are part of the American Civil Liberty Union's agenda to get marijuana legalized in South Carolina.
P.I.E Bake Shoppe in Charleston offers a Best Deli Sandwich in America,a magazine says
Coroner identifies man and woman dead after murder-suicide at mobile home
Officials remove a body from 4674 Thoroughbred Drive in North Charleston where police are investigating a possible murder-suicide.
Analyst: Lowcountry a makes sensea for 787-10 production, assembly
North Charleston is a strong contender to produce and assembly the 787-10, which has a fuselage that may be too long to be ferried from the Lowcountry to Puget Sound.
On the Menu provides the latest news from the Charleston area's extensive culinary community, including new restaurants, new menu items and upcoming events, as well as details about local chefs.
Man surrenders to police in connection with North Charleston shooting on Burton Lane
Lavar Clinton, 20 of English Street, is charged with attempted murder and possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime in connection with a shooting that happened on Burton Lane on May 11. Clinton surrendered to officers on June 17, police said.
Charleston Army Corps commander receives Order of the Palmetto
Gov. Nikki Haley awarded the Order of the Palmetto to the commander of the Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District for his role in advancing the deepening of Charleston Harbor.
Charleston man arrested in lumber assault
Charleston police have arrested a Charleston man accused of beating another man with a 2-by-4-inch piece of wood.
7 sea turtles being returned to the ocean off SC
The sea turtles were rehabilitated at the Sea Turtle Hospital at the aquarium in Charleston after they were stunned by the cold off of New England last winter.
Miss South Carolina Places Fifth in Miss USA Pageant
Megan Pinckney, 22, a Charleston native and student at the University of South Carolina, was named the fifth runner-up.