The Ladson fair's 69th year brings daily ride inspections and a strict clear-bag policy at the gates.

Sunny skies will not tell the whole story Monday in Charleston. Coastal flooding, rough surf and dangerous rip currents are the real concerns before a dry, warming week.

The planned $2.5 million building at 113 Ravenell Drive is designed to put Town Hall, the library and magistrate court under one roof.

Officers swarmed the Charter Drive area Sunday as police urged neighbors to stay indoors until it's safe.

A St. Croix restaurant family is putting down roots at 55 S. Market St., aiming for a December opening.

Allison Griffor was 5 when a shotgun blast tore through her Pierpont Avenue home in 2011. Investigators still want answers.

Red Lab Logistics is leaving two Upper King Street offices for the old Liberty Tap Room building near Queensborough Shopping Center.

Charleston gets sunshine and 74 degrees Sunday, but coastal flooding, 30-mph gusts, dangerous surf and rip currents take center stage.

Officers found one person dead after a suspicious call near the 2700 block of North Kings Highway Saturday night.

Polly Sheppard hid under a table in 2015. On Thursday, about 250 people heard her story of grief, therapy and forgiveness.

Alexander Garcia Vargas, 24, faces up to eight years after a window-smashing chase down Dorchester Road.

Sunny skies are headed for Charleston, but gusty winds, dangerous surf and rising coastal flooding risks will shape the weekend and early next week.

Lost Mine Miniature Golf will stay open through 2027 before developer Steve Ghidella builds a restaurant with porches on both sides.