The Post and Courier

At the Thursday, May 9, regular meeting of Summerville Town Council, its members voted 4-3 to adopt a hate intimidation ordinance, which has created considerable resistance from some community members.

The political landscape of South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District is heating up as Democrat Michael B. Moore looks to unseat Republican incumbent Rep. Nancy Mace. Moore, competing against fellow Democrat

An ambitious $74 million capital improvement program makes up a large chunk of Hilton Head's proposed 2025 budget. Parks, beaches and roadways take priority.

Etienne Charles, a trumpet player, composer and arranger, is no stranger to the Lowcountry. His suite "Gullah Roots" was conceived here and recorded in town.

Charleston County School District Superintendent Anita Huggins presented North Charleston student achievement levels after city council expressed concerns.

This school year, Greenville County Schools saw an increase in student incidents involving THC products, accounting for nearly half of all school expulsions.

A Greenville photographer has spent three years capturing the history of the Poe Mill DIY skatepark. It will be torn down for a new upscale apartment complex.

In Greenville, two women are working to memorialize roughly 900 textiles workers and their family members interred in unmarked graves at Graceland Cemetery.

A stranded juvenile sea turtle recovered from Shem Creek on May 15 is being rehabilitated by staff at the Sea Turtle Care Center at the South Carolina Aquarium.

Letters to the editor: Public transportation part of drunk driving solution, Charleston County sheriff's jail safety, Scouting America should be open to all.