Kenna Coe

The Post and Courier invites North Charleston residents to a community-led forum featuring four local housing experts ready to answer questions on

CHARLESTON — More than 11 years after Walter Scott was fatally shot by an ex-North Charleston police officer, his family is speaking out against the possible early release of the man who killed their loved one.

A long line formed outside Sewing Down South on King Street in Charleston on May 15, 2026 as customers awaited the re-opening of the home goods store co-owned by “Southern Charm” star Craig Conover.

In just a couple of days, The Post and Courier is hosting a Q&A forum for North Charleston residents focused on housing needs, challenges and solutions.

A bus rapid transit line is in the works along Rivers Avenue in North Charleston. Nearby residents can offer input on ways they want their neighborhoods to change and stay

of 3 NORTH CHARLESTON — Over the last year, Bruce Ford has spent thousands of dollars on improvements to his mobile home where he has lived for 15 years and planned to stay for the long run.

of 2 One antique can tell quite the story. Ellie Proctor, an interior designer and antique dealer from Mount Pleasant, decorates her home by blending antiques with contemporary pieces.

of 2 NORTH CHARLESTON — Ferndale Mobile Home Park residents now have more time to relocate and additional funds to do so after reaching an agreement with the new landowner.

North Charleston is creating a Unified Development Ordinance to guide growth and development across the city. Project planners emphasized the importance of public input during the process.

Here’s what’s happening in the Charleston area this week, including the final vote on a zoning overlay for a Mount Pleasant settlement community and a meeting in Ladson on U.S.