Luma brings all-day coffee and house sourdough to Columbus Street, with seating for 65 and a Charleston native leading the bakery.

The bundled units span 12 resorts along the Grand Strand and reportedly pulled in nearly $2 million in rental income last year.

Attorney Christopher Hart says “none of those kids had to die.” Geathers' lawsuit names three law enforcement agencies.

An 18-year-old James Island man is accused of fleeing police before slamming into another car near Dorchester Road.

City planners say the new code is not intended to downzone properties, but a low-elevation overlay could discourage building on the soggiest parcels.

Raymond Lavern Wilkins was taken into custody this week, more than six months after the April crash on Meeting Street Road.

James DeAngelo White allegedly spat on an officer and threatened his family after a scuffle at an Ashley Phosphate Road motel.

Robert Anthony Mayes II gets 20 years after a hung jury in February 2025. His co-defendant's case is still pending.

Montez Aiken says he's consulted an attorney after text messages surfaced linking him to two former Summerville High students.

Daquan Cannon fled in 2024, police say, and was finally caught Monday after a suspicious-activity call on Stafford Road.

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.