BAR signs off on Jasper deal
Charleston’s Board of Architectural Review followed City Council’s lead in giving its blessing to a wide-ranging agreement that could resolve the dispute over the Sergeant Jasper site.
Charleston’s Board of Architectural Review followed City Council’s lead in giving its blessing to a wide-ranging agreement that could resolve the dispute over the Sergeant Jasper site.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — A federal court in Virginia ruled Tuesday that it’s now up to a South Carolina judge to consider if members of a humanist organization can continue a legal challenge over prayers during graduation ceremonies at a public school.
COLUMBIA — Starting in July, teachers, local and state government employees will see part of their new pay raise go toward shoring up the underfunded state pension fund.
The culinary retail chain Southern Season officially acknowledged Wednesday that the big-box version of its brand can’t thrive beyond its hometown of Chapel Hill, announcing it is closing its Mount Pleasant location just short of its third anniversary.
South Carolina may be one step closer to getting a quick ruling in its lawsuit against a federal agency — a case in which the state is seeking $100 million and the removal of plutonium from the Savannah River Site in Aiken.
Golfer Rory McIlroy became one of the most high-profile sports stars to opt out of the Rio de Janeiro Olympics because of concerns about the Zika virus, saying Wednesday it is "a risk I am unwilling to take."
Summerville’s Hundley McCurry is about to realize his childhood dream of playing Division I college football.
A Berkeley County woman arrested last week after her husband died following a fight has been charged.
MOUNT PLEASANT — Goose, the rescued manatee towing a radio transmitter behind him, made a visit to Patriots Point.
Charleston County Sheriff Al Cannon endorsed Sandy Senn for the Statehouse while the investigation into her use of deputies in a TV ad is on-going.
Fraternities can’t stay out of trouble at the University of South Carolina.
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