Jonah Chester

of 6 As temperatures drop in the north and summer nights give way to cool autumn mornings, millions of monarch butterflies will begin a pilgrimage of up to 3,000 miles towards southern latitudes.

Charleston Water System estimates that it will cost them more than $120 million over the next 13 years to comply with new federal rules on lead service lines.

Warmer waters mean wetter hurricanes. Those deluges are washing more polluted run-off into Charleston's water bodies, threatening the health of local dolphins.

South Carolina doesn't have statewide mold safety standards for rentals. So if a landlord decides they don't want to deal with it, renters have little recourse.

It took Tropical Storm Debby days to move through South Carolina. Here's why it was so slow, and what its behavior can teach us about future storms.

The Edisto River is rising, and the waterway is set to hit a major flood stage in the early morning hours of Nov. 12. Officials are encouraging evacuations.

After threatening for days to swell to a major flood stage, the Edisto River in Colleton and Dorchester counties crested short of the 15 foot cutoff Nov. 12.

The SC coast is anticipated to experience roughly a foot of sea-level rise by 2050, increasing tidal flood frequency, inundating roads and snarling traffic.

Charleston's Cainhoy Peninsula is one of the city's last wild spaces. But conservation groups argue a massive housing development threatens its ecosystem.

In South Carolina, private dock owners can stake a claim to public waters. Should there be tighter rules for those structures and property owners?