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MONCKS CORNER — The Berkeley County Cooperative Extension Service has opened a new office at the Berkeley County Administration Building, 1003 Highway 52 in Moncks Corner.

COLUMBIA — Gov. Nikki Haley announced Wednesday 45 of the state’s 46 sheriffs had signed a pledge to develop uniform criminal domestic violence policies in an effort to drive down incidents of abusive relationships across the Palmetto State.

The State Ports Authority’s board of directors on Wednesday unanimously authorized Jim Newsome, the maritime agency’s president and CEO, to negotiate a contract to sell the office space at 176 Concord St. and the adjacent Fleet Landing restaurant site to one of 12 bidders that submitted proposals.

Mount Pleasant police have announced the arrest a second suspect in a shooting earlier this month.

About 65 jobs and a $20 million investment are coming to a rural area with one of the highest unemployment rates in South Carolina.

It’s difficult to avoid waxing poetic about patio sipping and supping in Charleston, so I’m no longer going to resist the urge.

Авыл хуҗалыгы белгечләре фикеренә караганда, быел кыр эшләре алдагы еллар белән чагыштырганда бер атнага алдан башланып китте.

It’s no surprise to any art lover in the Holy City that keeping up with all of the gallery shows is a mighty task. This week we turn our attention to two galleries that have some very specific subjects to show. So if ladies with long necks and hats and colorful, whimsical animals strike your fancy (or even if they don’t),...

Бүген Балык бистәсе гимназиясендә якташыбыз,каһарман танкист, гвардия капитаны Петр Иванович Савинов исемендәге хәрби дан музее ачылды.

Hundreds of families devastated by gun violence, from Greenville to Myrtle Beach, will unite at Emanuel AME Church on Sunday to pray and demand lawmakers close loopholes in background checks for gun purchases.

MYRTLE BEACH - The longest-serving mayor in Charleston history and a 19th Century slave whose pottery is on display in museums are the latest inductees into the South Carolina Hall of Fame.

The new $20 bill will be imbued with South Carolina’s past — with images of Harriet Tubman, who participated in one of the largest slave emancipations in state history, and Andrew Jackson, the controversial president whose world view was shaped by his upbringing here.

WASHINGTON — Harriet Tubman, an African-American abolitionist who was born a slave, will stand with George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Benjamin Franklin as among the iconic faces of U.S. currency.

Charleston’s Board of Architectural Review erred when rejecting plans for a new building on the Sergeant Jasper site, but the board itself is constitutional, a judge has ruled.

After a brief stop in the Philippines, Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach revealed her next destination as part of her duties as the reigning Miss Universe.