A 15-year-old has been charged in connection to a fatal shooting at a North Charleston CARTA public transportation bus stop on Aug. 31.

This week in Columbia, party at a Candyland rave, do yoga with kittens, indulge at Cola Cafe Fest, dance to '90s and 2000s ...

Man’s best friends took over Saluda Shoals splash pad for Soggy Doggy Day on Sept. 20. Dogs and their owners enjoyed the park’s water features and some pet-friendly businesses to celebrate the end of ...

While moving that production to Spartanburg County, the company will shutter a California plant. The closure will affect about 400 workers.

A groundbreaking ceremony usually comes with shovels, hard hats and a patch of freshly turned dirt. But the real work being celebrated often begins long before anyone picks up a shovel.

Any Tigers fans out looking to get tickets for a steal? Well, police are cautioning about recent reports of scammers ...

Clemson football and Georgia have mutually agreed to cancel a future series of games, per report. The games were originally ...

The Charleston Fire Department announced on Sept. 21 that it has selected Jon Stewart as Emergency Manager. Stewart will ...

In today’s new briefing, read about a now-halted law making entire apartment complexes tax-free, a financial disagreement at ...

You’ve got to see this,” said my husband, Gary. He marched me to the back door, held it open, and said: “Look at that!” ...

Fall officially began this week, and plans are in place for one of Aiken Downtown Development Association's largest autumn gatherings: Oktoberfest, set for Sept. 26.

James Maldon "Don" Sprawls, Jr., who served on Aiken City Council from 1999 to 2008, died Sept. 17. “His God-given gift was generosity,” said Kay Brohl, who now represents District 3 on city council ...