Ali Rockett

CHARLESTON — After years of painstaking restorations inside a historic home on Church Street, Ruth Ann McSpadden is now turning her attention to the real reason she fell in love with the property: the garden

of 2 CHARLESTON — An opinion issued by the S.C. Attorney General's office has given city and county leaders the assurance they needed to

CHARLESTON — More than 40 years ago, Joyce Wagner rolled into Charleston in a Volkswagen camper van that she had been using to travel up and down the East Coast, selling costume jewelry from Renaissance Festivals to markets.

CHARLESTON — City officials approved a $1.2 million contract April 23 to raze a “dangerous and unsafe” parking garage that the College of Charleston owns just steps from its downtown campus.

of 3 CHARLESTON — An intersection where 78-year-old retired teacher and bed-and-breakfast owner Annelise Simmons was killed has been added

CHARLESTON — The board that oversees the Charleston Housing Authority announced April 28 that it officially tapped Nathan Simms Jr. to replace outgoing CEO Art Milligan.

CHARLESTON — A Statehouse subcommittee that deals with higher education issues effectively killed a bill that would have paved the way for concerts and other events at The Citadel's Johnson Hagood Stadium.

Charleston approved an agreement with the owner of the round Holiday Inn on the Ashley River. Plans are to build a pier that will eventually connect to the pedestrian bridge

CHARLESTON – Mayor William Cogswell, housing officials and a development partner say they've made progress toward a redevelopment effort to expand

CHARLESTON — Two newcomers are vying for the Republican nod in House District 115, a seat currently held by state Rep. Spencer Wetmore, D-Folly Beach, who is retiring.