Tempers flared Thursday in the normally staid S.C. Senate Finance Committee  when state Treasurer Curtis Loftis testified for a second time about the twin accounting scandals that have put S.C. in the...

If you’re looking for a refresher about what reporting is supposed to be, you should watch the movie, All the President’s Men, which portrayed the Watergate scandal that brought down a president.

Joe Biden didn’t need to come to Charleston Sunday.  There were no votes to be gained, no campaign cash to be collected.  He wanted to do something meaningful in Charleston and North Charleston on his...

Having a great mentor early in your career is a huge blessing.  It sets you on the right course.  It gives you skills and reinforces values that you will use for the rest of your life.

Nathalie Dupree, the grand dame of Southern cooking whose infectious personality and vast knowledge of how to blend tastes into memorable concoctions, died today in Raleigh, N.C.  She was 85.

Experts warn that state GOP leaders’ promise of “historic” tax cuts in the 2025 legislative session could lead to a bait and switch, where tax rates go down but the average South Carolinian sees no re...

No, really — the mass glow of cell phones will light the way as area diners scroll through restaurant loyalty apps, searching for the best daily deals.The growth of and launch of dining apps in Charle...

It’s the most wonderful time of the year — Best of Charleston nominations are now open! It’s once again time to head to vote.charlestoncitypaper.com to nominate your favorite local restaurants, bars, ...

Morning, noon and night, state legislators should start asking this big question frequently whenever spending money or making tough decisions:  “What would Jimmy Carter do?”

MORNING HEADLINES | South Carolina mass murderer Dylann Roof, 30, remains on federal death row, one of only three federal prisoners still sentenced to die who did not have sentences commuted earlier t...

South Carolina’s 2018 decision to cut off state funding for Planned Parenthood's health services because it offers abortions is going to be reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court.