New Home Construction In Charleston Is At The Highest Level in History
New home permits in the greater Charleston region are now at their highest point since before the recession. In the first 4 months of 2024 about 1/4 of all home closings were new homes...
Shroom Gummies Dosage: Avoiding Common Mistakes
Mushroom gummies have become increasingly popular for their potential benefits in managing stress, enhancing creativity, and providing a sense of well-being. However, determining the right dosage can be tricky, leading to common mistakes that...
Charleston’s Carifest Celebrates Caribbean-American Heritage Month
Charleston's Carifest returns to celebrate Caribbean-American Heritage Month with food, music, costumes, and cultural experiences. The four-day festival runs from June 13 to June 16. Here are the event details:
June 13, 6:30 –...
Charleston Voters Heading To The Polls Today For Historic Primary Elections
Charleston area voters who missed early voting can cast their ballots in the primaries on Tuesday.
Polls will be open today from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. statewide.
Voters will choose candidates for Congressional races and...
New DNA Processing Crime Lab in Charleston Receives Major Funding
Berkeley County has committed $1 million to the development of the new Tri-County Biological Science Center, a collaborative effort involving Berkeley, Dorchester, and Charleston counties. This decision was finalized by the Berkeley County Council...
New Data Reveals South Carolina as The Most Dangerous State for Motorcyclists
A recent study identifies South Carolina as the state with the most dangerous roads for motorcyclists.
The new report was released by Auto Justice and uses data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and...
Charleston Animal Shelter Pleads For Foster Families As Animal Numbers Skyrocket
As summer temperatures rise, Charleston Animal Society officials report an increase in animal intake. The shelter urgently needs more foster families for cats and kittens as space decreases.
Since May 1, the shelter has taken...
Out of Control Cargo Ship in Charleston Harbor Shuts Down Arthur Ravenel Jr Bridge
A large cargo ship lost control of its engines in Charleston Harbor, nearly colliding with the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge. The incident shut down the bridge in both directions.
Harbor pilots were guiding the nearly...
Tampa’s Spelling Bee Champ Met with Hero’s Welcome at TPA
Bruhat Soma, Tampa Bay's Spelling Bee champion, was greeted with a hero's welcome from a cheering crowd at Tampa International Airport upon his return on Wednesday, celebrating his remarkable achievement with his family and...
Pinellas Sheriff to Seize and Sell Cars of Drivers Fleeing From Deputies
Starting June 11, drivers in Pinellas County who flee from deputies will face the loss of their vehicles. Sheriff Bob Gualtieri announced that any driver who fails to stop when directed by deputies will...
