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Nikki Haley is running for president as a China hawk, but as governor, Haley welcomed Chinese companies to S.C. The change of tune is about politics, priorities and a changing

In April 1928, Dr. Roe E. Remington, of the faculty of the University of Minnesota, was in Charleston on a tour of the state under the auspices of the recently

It took a general election and runoff, but on Wednesday afternoon, the City of Charleston certified the runoff results, making William Cogswell the official may

 

New school campuses in South Carolina often arent including student lockers, erasing what was once an image of school life and prompting questions about what it means for students to

With Thanksgiving over, it’s time to start with our holiday decorations since Christmas is only a month away. The Christmas tree is one of the most time-honored traditions that families

An influx of wealthier residents from the D.C. metro area has driven up rents and strained an already limited housing stock. For poorer residents, there are fewer places to live.

BURLINGTON — The right lane will be closed on westbound Apple Harvest Drive, WV 45, in Berkeley County, at the intersection with U.S. 11, beginning at 8 p.m. on Monday,

As polls closed Tuesday night, the fate of three runoff elections remained in the balance.Up for grabs was the mayor of Charleston,Charleston City Council Dis

William Cogswell, a real estate developer and former Statehouse representative, defeats two-term incumbent John Tecklenburg in runoff election to become Charlestons next mayor, according to unofficial results.