Charistin Clark

For many people, dogs aren't just best friends—they are a lifeline, helping those who are blind or visually impaired navigate the world.September is National Gu

The Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired, or ABVI, in Charleston, is celebrating their 88th birthday this month.ABVI provides services in 39 of the 4

A Williamsburg County restaurant is serving a "hauntingly" good dining experience.Collins owns Wylie's on Main in Hemingway and it’s got history."It was the ge

A Lowcountry mom is hosting a night of spooky fun while benefitting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.This year is Taylor Lentz's third year hosting "CF Bites," an

Downtown Charleston is bright and beautiful, but hidden beneath those cobblestones is some dark history, with paranormal twists.

Coastal flooding is occurring Thursday morning, leaving some roads closed.Tides have been rapidly rising in the Charleston Harbor this morning, and major saltwa

A Freeze Warning has been issued for Berkeley, Charleston, inland Colleton and Dorchester counties Friday morning. This will be in effect from 1am-9am Saturday.

We often see dolphins in Lowcountry waters. They all may look the same, but scientists have a way to tell them apart-- photo ID surveys.

As winter weather approaches the Lowcountry Tuesday and Wednesday have been decalred Storm Tracker Days with frozen precipitation and bitter cold temperatures i

Wintry precipitation moved through the Lowcountry Tuesday evening through Wednesday morning dropping snow and ice across the Lowcountry. Residents saw different