DANIEL ISLAND — The state's Department of Natural Resources receives hundreds of calls about problem alligators each year. Nuisance alligators are almost always killed, per state law, and ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The spring season is a prime time for festivals, special events, and tourism. It’s not yet unbearably hot, and hurricane season is not fully underway (but there may ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A 58-foot yacht reportedly struck the Charleston jetties and began taking on water Tuesday, according to the United States Coast Guard. The three individuals aboard ...

PHOENIX — The Ethisphere Institute has named CHS Inc., Grupo Bimbo de CV, Ingredion Inc. and Kellanova as 4 of the 136 companies that have excelled in ethical business practices throughout 2025.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCSC) - The latest data shows nearly one in four students in South Carolina are missing so much school they are considered chronically absent. While that data is a slight improvement ...

A new burger restaurant from a celebrity chef has landed in Charleston, marking the return of a man who made a name for himself in the Holy City. Joyland, Sean Brock's ode to fast food, opened ...

Caleb McCarty went from hero to zero within seconds. The South Carolina State forward committed a brutal blunder late in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference tournament final against top-seeded ...

Inter Miami may have a 2-0 lead after their triumph in the first leg of this Concacaf Champions Cup round of 16 clash, but with the tie moving to Jamaica for the second leg against Cavalier SC ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Supreme Court yesterday gave the government 24 hours from receipt of notice to show cause why the SC should not issue a peremptory writ of habeas corpus on the ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A new hotel proposed on Charleston’s King Street is getting a second look by city leaders after property ownership changes. Proposed plans call for a six-story hotel to sit ...

A bill to ban diversity, equity and inclusion efforts throughout state government, colleges and schools would increase costs for South Carolina state agencies by at least $86 million annually and ...