West Ashley Screams is back for its fourth year of neighborhood haunting in the Village Green subdivision.

Celebrate fall in the Lowcountry with the return of Mount Pleasant Towne Centre’s Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 12 to 3 p.m.

The Alliance for Full Acceptance (AFFA), a 501c3 organization based in Charleston, released the following statement on the South Carolina Arts Commission's denial of funding to the Greenville Gay Men’...

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) awarded $1,050,000 in grants to 2 community organizations that provide suicide prevention services to Veterans in South Carolina.

There is something about fall in Charleston that makes being single feel a little more dramatic than usual.

The Avian Conservation Center/Center for Birds of Prey has surpassed a remarkable 1,000 birds treated in 2026, and has engaged Dr. Olivia Galeuzzi, DVM, as its first full-time veterinarian

Ramsey Grove State Park, the newest addition to South Carolina's state park system, is now open to the public as part of a limited soft opening.

The Food & Wine Classic in Charleston has announced its lineup of local restaurant experiences taking place throughout the festival weekend.

The College of Charleston School of Business has been named to Bloomberg Businessweek’s 2026-2027 Best B-Schools list for its full-time, one-year MBA. It is the only program in South Carolina to be in...

Ashley Hall, Charleston Gaillard Center, Charleston Symphony, Rivers Foundation, and Spoleto Festival USA will jointly host A Tribute to Martha Rivers Ingram on Tuesday, November 18, at 7:30pm in the ...

As temperatures cool and Charleston settles into one of its most inviting seasons, Emeline is giving travelers another reason to plan a fall getaway with their Charleston, Uncorked, a package designed...

SNOB is kicking off Bar Wars, a guest bartender series bringing bartenders from across Hall Management Group behind the bar throughout October.

Families across the Lowcountry will gather at Wannamaker Park on Oct. 10 for the Charleston Congenital Heart Walk, a community event aimed at raising awareness

King’s Leaf announced that it will host Friday game nights from 7-10 p.m. at its Point Hope location, 826 Foundation St., beginning Friday, Oct. 2.

U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace’s legislation aimed at limiting degree and experience requirements in federal contract solicitations has passed the Senate and now heads to

The Mount Pleasant Police Department will host its 2026 National Night Out on Tuesday, Oct. 6, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Mount Pleasant Farmers Market, located at 645 Coleman Blvd.

Following repeated questions about the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office response to Justine May and the deaths of her two daughters, the agency said Saturday

Costa is honoring Sardinia this month with two new events, as part of its popular Passport Series.

The Pink Lemonade Stand Challenge is holding an event Saturday from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. at Vineyard Vines, 275 King St., in Charleston.

Nine Charleston hotels can add Michelin honors to their resumes. Here’s who made the cut.

Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar is taking over the deli counter and bringing the best of autumn in the latest installment of its Big Bad Monthly Drop series.

Former Charleston County School District Superintendent Don Kennedy has died after a battle with cancer, district officials announced.

This October, Burtons Grill & Bar in Mount Pleasant is resurrecting its “Killer Cocktails” tradition, a wickedly delicious ode to the Halloween season in liquid form.

What happens when the people meant to protect our most vulnerable neighbors – the elderly, the disabled, the incapacitated – are the ones hurting them?

Students and professors from the Medical University of South Carolina’s College of Health Professions traveled to Uganda this year to provide wheelchairs to children in need through the Uganda Wheelch...

College of Charleston students are stepping out of the classroom and onto the water, teaming up with Spectrum Sailing, the only autism sailing camp in South Carolina, for hands-on training.

The Bojangles Foundation is calling on nonprofit and community organizations to apply for this year’s Literacy Grant Program. The initiative will award up to 50 organizations each with $1,000 to suppo...

Samsung Electronics Home Appliances America (SEHA) welcomed nearly 100 students from the Newberry County School District to its Newberry factory today for National Manufacturing Day.

The Neighborhood Dining Group (NDG) opened its newest concept, Cheeky, on Sept. 30.

Charleston Comedy Week will return for its third annual event from Thursday, Jan. 21, through Saturday, Jan. 30, 2027.

Receipts and other documents show the misappropriation of church funds dates back to 2018, authorities stated in a news release.

A former Charleston County Sheriff’s Office detention deputy is facing charges after allegedly having an inapropriate relationship with an inmate.Jetil Alexia

The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit celebrating wildlife and the great outdoors through fine art, live entertainment and special events, will return to downtown Charlest...

The Charleston chapter of The Democratic Socialists of America announces their official endorsement of Francis Beylotte for Charleston County School District Board of Trustees District 7.

The Charleston Battery are pleased to unveil the Resilience Kit, which honors strength and courage in the fight against breast cancer

Charleston’s most glamorous night for a cause returns Oct. 24 as 600 guests gather at the Gaillard Center for Charleston Animal Society’s Applause for Paws Masquerade Gala.

There’s ALWAYS something to do in Charleston – especially on the weekend. If you need help finding plans, just consult Charleston’s best events list below.

Today, Dr. Annie Andrews joined shrimpers, fishermen, and small business owners at Tarvin Seafood on Shem Creek as diesel prices hit record highs in South Carolina.

Experience the perfect fall festival day at Johns Island County Park’s Harvest Festival on Saturday, Nov. 7. Come enjoy live bluegrass music, hayrides, delicious foods and fall family fun from 11 a.m....

A downtown hotel is now rebranding to Hotel Operis — a new chapter that leans even harder into Charleston’s arts, theater and culture scene. Here’s what’s changing.

After much anticipation, Babas on King is now open in Charleston, and it’s a bigger location. Here’s where to find the new coffee shop.

TikTok and other online platforms have made it easier to access psychic and tarot card readings than ever before. Full-time, professional psychics in the Charleston area say that's been good for busin...

A unique student-run animal rescue at Lucy Beckham High School integrates with the veterinary science curriculum, providing hands-on experience in animal care, medication administration and shelter op...

Cru Catering’s 2026 Thanksgiving offerings are officially available to order.

Be Well Circle, a Charleston startup nonprofit, wants to help people afford holistic health care, from mental health support to nutrition and energy healing, that insurance may not cover.

The Ralph H. Johnson VA Health Care System is expanding access to dental care for Veterans across the Lowcountry through a partnership with the Medical University of South Carolina College of Dental M...

If you have an interesting antique collection, you could end up on the reality show “American Pickers” when they visit South Carolina in November. Here’s what they’re looking for.

To kick off Women’s Small Business Month this October, three women-owned businesses in downtown Charleston are coming together for a weekend-long retail giveback benefiting New Morning, a South Caroli...

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – Officers with the Mount Pleasant Police Department searched a park Thursday after a man reported that another man stripped naked while sitting beside him on a bench. A…