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Plans for the International African American Museum will go before Charleston’s Board of Architectural Review on Wednesday for preliminary approval, the second of three required steps in the process.

COLUMBIA — Brandon McIlwain carries himself with the same level of confidence he displays toting the football on a designed run. So much so that when K.C. Crosby first met South Carolina’s freshman quarterback, the veteran tight end was somewhat taken aback.

North Charleston police responded to a shooting Friday afternoon in the Accabee neighborhood.

COLUMBIA -- Amid an ongoing corruption investigation at the South Carolina House, Democratic House leaders confirmed Friday that they voluntarily turned over caucus finance records to a special prosecutor.

Over the past two years, no game has more clearly defined South Carolina’s slip into rebuilding mode than Kentucky, an opponent the Gamecocks defeated 15 out of 16 times prior to the collapse in Lexington in 2014. The Wildcats haven’t had a winning record since 2009, and yet they remain on the cusp of a first-ever three-game win...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Video of a deadly encounter between Charlotte police and a black man shows his wife repeatedly telling officers he is not armed and pleading with them not to shoot as they shout commands to drop a gun.

After building a career in medicine, Dr. Michael Goler doffed his white coat in the fall of 2015 to take on a new challenge: Teaching biology at Burke High School in downtown Charleston.

After building a career in medicine, Dr. Michael Goler doffed his white coat in the fall of 2015 to take on a new challenge: Teaching biology at Burke High School in downtown Charleston.

Though Charleston Southern has played only three football games this season, in many respects, it seems like a lot more.

A former Vietnam refugee who became a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army will tell his story to fifth-graders on the Yorktown next Friday, and the public can sit in for free.

The Medical University of South Carolina won’t release internal emails that could shed light on reasons why the school sat on an economic impact study for several months before publishing it in August.

Reflecting Charleston’s growth as a tourism and event destination, SpiritLine Cruises has upgraded its tour boats, hired a new executive chef and added new buses to its city tours, according to an announcement from the company.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Police say they have arrested a suspect in the deadly shooting of a protester during demonstrations in Charlotte over an officer’s killing of a black man.

A man accused of killing his ex-wife is being extradited from Georgia and brought back to Berkeley County for a bond hearing.

A man will serve 40 years in prison after pleading guilty to the 2014 murder of his estranged wife who lived in Goose Creek.