North Charleston News

They filed the necessary paperwork Wednesday in the case against Anthony Sanders.

Dorchester County stores need to be able to sell beer on Sundays to keep the fire departments running, Old Fort Fire Chief Ed Gunthert said Monday.

North Charleston police arrested one man and were searching for others in Wednesday's shooting that wounded two in the Ashley Shores community.

Firefighters say a child playing with a lighter started a fire at this home on Meeting Street Road.

To provide information about the shooting death of John Seamster, call North Charleston police at 554-5700 or Crime Stoppers at 554-1111. John Seamster's neighbors want to know what the 60-year-old Mount ...

Friends said Kimberly Wooten was the kind of person who would watch the church nursery on a moment's notice and beam with pride as she described her sons' accomplishments.

Women who delivered children at Charleston Birth Place gather Friday to mark the North Charleston center's first six months.

Nellie Gash , Latrina Reid, Catherine Yantis and Cynthia Arrowood spend Friday afternoon together at Magdalene House.

The sound of a GMC truck crashing into a brick home on Ranger Drive is not the alarm that most neighbors thought they would be waking up to.

Traffic is backed up on I-26 near the Midland Park exit after an early morning accident.

Around 3:00 a.m. police responded to 3800 Ashley Shores Dr. to find Brian Lenard Acrum lying on the ground with a gunshot wound to his lower back.

Two men were shot at 3 a.m. Wednesday at 3800 Ashley Shores Drive, North Charleston police said.

When North Charleston's fire department holds training classes for new recruits or any of its other 192 firefighters at its Cross County Road fire station, up to 30 extra people in a cramped space puts a crimp ...

Jonathan G. Coburn, 18, entered his plea in front of Circuit Judge Paul Burch for the Nov.

Cummins Turbo Technologies said Tuesday it plans to expand its Charleston-area operations.

Lightning strikes cause about 35,000 home fires each year in the United States. There were two lightning-related blazes in North Charleston on Thursday alone.

The quest for vengeance sustains cycles of violence. Nobody knows that ugly side of human nature better than the police.

Shantell DeVore Miller used to have strong objections to capital punishment. She even wrote a paper explaining her position while in community college a few years ago.

Smoke and ash pour out of Charleston County's trash incinerator nearly every day fouling the air over Victoria Doctor's home and those of her neighbors in Union Heights.

A judge has sentenced a 46-year-old man to 20 years in state prison for kidnapping and torturing his estranged wife with a stun gun at a North Charleston motel in 2006.