Every adoption-floor kennel is full, the shelter says, as it pushes free dog adoptions in Charleston instead.

Walk Through turned the Gibbes Museum into a one-night gallery for survivors, with half of every sale going to My Sister's House.

Top Charleston chefs, auction paddles, and a $667,000 record are on the table as March of Dimes returns for another big night.

Officials say overnight hearings fell from 1,035 to 900 cases, with judge hours shifting to civil and traffic courts instead.

Charleston Police kept officers on scene until parents picked up the students involved in the Thursday morning fight.

The Hayes Park café and bar will close for good next Sunday, with owner James Groetzinger saying the numbers never added up.

Hawaii boasts the nation's lowest effective rate while some Louisiana parishes pay under $250 a year.

A judge gave Stephanie Williams one day of time served after an officer reported finding her son's room covered in dirty diapers.

The SC-1 rivals also traded fire over a legal threat and dueling millions from outside PACs ahead of early voting.

Meredith Wrenn was found unresponsive around 7:40 a.m. Four distinct agencies or organizations responded as detectives open a death investigation.

Stephen Chavis was fired and later arrested after a James Island welfare check allegedly led to misconduct on duty.

The South Carolina congresswoman's bill would make losing plaintiffs cover survivors' legal fees in retaliatory defamation suits.

A woman trapped in her own car called 911 at 2 a.m.; her date then led deputies on a chase that ended in a cruiser crash near downtown Charleston.