North Charleston News

Charleston's best shopping destinations range in price and style, but there is literally something for everyone and every wallet size.

Reports that South Carolina may get detainees when Guantanomo Bay is shut down has roiled the political debate in South Carolina's governor's race.

It's one of the funniest cartoons we've seen in a long time, even if it is nothing but sour grapes.

An aviation company announced Tuesday it will be bringing 50 jobs to the Myrtle Beach area.

United States Attorney W. Walter Wilkins stated that Terrell L. Mallard, age 30, of Charleston, pled guilty today in federal court in Charleston to the charge of attempting to kill a federal officer, two counts of attempting to kill a person assisting a federal officer, and possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence.

What started as whispers and speculation is now a reality. Boeings decision to land a 787 assembly line in North Charleston may go down as one of the biggest economic moves in South Carolinas history.

As state legislative leaders shuttled in and out of a second-floor Statehouse office on Wednesday to talk over final details of an incentives package they hoped would lure Boeing to build a major new facility in the state, one figure that moved among them was not an elected official.

A week before North Charleston landed a new Boeing jet assembly line, U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham thought South Carolina had lost the deal.

Boeing move could spread across state Fifteen minutes before South Carolina announced to the world that it is the new home of Boeing Co.'s second Dreamliner assembly line, the power brokers sat together in Senate leader Glenn McConnell's office and huddled around the phone.

Columbia, SC - In response to the news that President Obama plans to move detainees from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba to the Naval Brig in North Charleston, SC, House Speaker Bobby Harrell issued the following statement: "South Carolina will do everything in our power to protect the public, but the bottom line is that the President should not be allowing ...

Behind closed doors, business and local government leaders in South Carolina are working to deliver an electrifying jolt to the economy of this genteel city - at the expense of Washington state.

The Charleston County Sheriff's Office say that two women were arrested for prostitution at a gentleman's club as well as a prominent Isle of Palms doctor for prescription drugs.

A jobs symposium on Thursday turned into a discussion of how the Grand Strand can benefit from the Boeing Co.

Is this the beginning of the end for the Boeing Co. in the Puget Sound region? That's the question many are asking after Boeing picked Charleston, S.C., over Everett for the site of its second 787 assembly line.

State Rep. Bill Herbkersman, R-Bluffton, said he was involved in several meetings with members of the Charleston legislative delegation -- as recently as Tuesday night -- as negotiations surrounding the Boeing deal fell into place.

A Medical University of South Carolina psychiatrist has been arrested on prescription drug charges after a raid at an adult entertainment club.

A Veterans Affairs clinic in South Carolina is offering two days of medical and dental screenings for the homeless and others in need.

North Charleston, SC - North Charleston may soon be selected as the site of Boeing's new 787 Production line.

A South Carolina woman has pleaded guilty to illegally accessing information on celebrities' passport applications.

An economic incentive package that appears tailored to bring a massive Boeing assembly facility to North Charleston crossed its first legislative hurdle Tuesday, winning approval in a state Senate committee.