Charleston's leaky sewers may be headed to court - Charleston City Paper
Longtime sewage overflow problems with the Charleston Water System (CWS) may soon land the agency in court.
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Longtime sewage overflow problems with the Charleston Water System (CWS) may soon land the agency in court.
A strong storm made landfall early Jan. 9. It's forecast to bring flooding, high wind speeds and potentially tornadoes to the Charleston region later in the day.
Charleston and other cities across South Carolina were battered Jan. 9 by a strong storm system. The storm caused power outages, wind damage and closed roads.
Lane closures will take place from Jan. 8 to Jan. 12 on Glenn McConnell Parkway for the installation of traffic signals.
One of the biggest questions to be settled in Charleston County next year will be whether county leaders — and county voters — agree to spend almost $2 billion in