The artistic director and resident choreographer of Palmetto City Ballet knows well that the crowd-pleasing appeal of the 1892 two-act ballet with a score by Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Earlier in the season, College of Charleston coach Pat Kelsey affectionately referred to Pat Robinson III as a "dog."

Two things are motivating the Charleston County School District to consider the idea. The first is the difficulty in attracting teachers to an area where they would struggle to afford

Seymour served 26 years as a judge on the U.S. District Court in South Carolina, breaking racial barriers and earning a reputation for being tough and fair-minded.

The Charleston Southern football team will play its final non-conference game of the 2022 season when the Bucs visit a former Big South Conference rival, Kennesaw State, on Oct 29.

Downtown Charleston’s privately owned student-housing stock has notched its priciest sale of the year. The $80 million transaction stands out from the previous two deals in at least one other way: The seller made money.

"We are very pleased to report the officer is conscious, alert and in great spirits while awaiting further evaluation," Inspector Michael Gillooly, a spokesman for the department, said.

Just a short drive up Meeting Street from downtown sits the city of North Charleston, resting perfectly between the Ashley and Cooper Rivers with the prominent I-26 and I-526 highways

It was a quick and eloquent good-bye, a public resignation anticipated by North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey and his City Council colleagues: City Attorney Brady Hair was ending his 32

The 12-story Morrison Yard office building is nearing completion on the Charleston peninsula with roughly 60 percent of the space leased. Its next to the 379-unit Morrison Yard Apartments, also