Toby Cox

Overfishing is at an all-time low across the country, but climate change presents new threats to fish species that catch limits and area closures can't address.

Tropical Storm Debby is likely to bring historic rainfall, catastrophic flooding and severe erosion to the SC coast. Here's how the islands are preparing.

River flooding will continue in Charleston through the weekend from TS Debby and additional rainfall. The Edisto River is a top concern for officials and residents.

Dorchester, Berkeley and Charleston counties watch for floods from rivers and more rainfall. 39 people were rescued from cars and homes in Berkeley County on Friday.

Edisto River is expected to stay above major flood stage through this week. Some roads remain impassable. More rainfall is forecast, which could make flooding worse.

West Ashley communities have been dealing with sewage overflow issues for decades and are growing impatient for solutions officials say are still years away.

Faucet water in Charleston turned brown in the weeks following Debby, caused by higher levels of minerals from decaying organic matter. The water is safe to drink.

Charleston's new Water Plan is a massive roadmap that aims to steer the Holy City through 25 years of rising seas and climate change. Here are the highlights.

The project is available as an interactive, online story map at https://bit.ly/3XmaCNx

Tropical storm warning lifted for Charleston and tri-county, though King Tide flooding still in play. Warnings remain for Myrtle Beach and into North Carolina.