Upper King News Today

City Paper Staff  |  The City of Charleston launched its evening ride-share pilot program May 1 as a strategy to try to streamline traffic in the Central Business District, specifically along the King Street corridor between Spring and John streets.

King Street continues to attract new retailers, while BODYROCK gym plans a summer opening in Morrison Yard and Harris Teeter unloads some healthy produce.

Rampant drug use, forced binge drinking, brutal fraternity hazing and high rate of on-campus rapes are damaging CofCs reputation and putting students at risk

Maam Saab serves Pakistani food in the heart of Charlestons tourist district. The restaurant is owned by the couple who operate Malika Canteen in Mount Pleasant.

Looking around Charleston over the last half-decade, you may have thought: Uptown Hospitality Group (UHG) is everywhere.

The Charleston Police Department knows there has been a rise in pedestrian collision incidents.

Enjoy the sounds of the season at a number of holiday-themed concerts from The Charleston Flute Choir, the Footlight Players, Sandra McCracken and more. Hear live poetry readings at the

The state GOP was crowing Wednesday about Charleston electing its first Republican mayor in 150 years.

Last month, we noted that Charleston voters were blessed with two strong mayoral candidates in a six-way race. The voters agreed, and gave incumbent John Tecklenburg and challenger William Cogswell

Charleston is blessed to have two strong candidates for mayor on the Nov. 7 ballot, either of whom we believe could lead the city effectively.