Charleston’s number of food-insecure individuals, those who do not have sufficient access to food, is increasing. In 2022, food insecurity was 11.2%, according to Feeding America, a hunger and poverty ...

Ben Bridwell never finished high school or attended college, but he did his share of partying at the College of Charleston as ...

Yes, Fastball is going to play “The Way” when it’s tour hits the North Charleston Coliseum on June 6. After all, it is ...

There’s one tradition at the annual Piccolo Fiction discussion that authors must follow. They must start with the prompt, “I ...

Judge] Gergel made clear,he was prepared to rule against the government before the concession. The evidence clearly showed ...

With the Piccolo Spoleto Festival and summer right around the corner, it’s time again to take in the beauty of Charleston’s ...

Annie Andrews, the Mount Pleasant pediatrician who lost a high-profile 2022 campaign against First District GOP Rep. Nancy ...

Whether it’s “Doozy’s” engaging fun, the tight-knit teamwork of “The Have Nots!” or the fresh variety of “Take the Funny and Run,” Theatre 99’s improv scene continues to thrive and keep Charleston ...

The craft show during Piccolo Spoleto has been around for more than four decades. But last summer, renovations at Wragg Square — the longtime site of the show — threw a wrench in the tradition.

Rodula Gaitanou doesn’t believe in ghosts. The Greek opera director said she’s rational when it comes to the supernatural, ...

Legendary singer Mavis Staples decided to retire in 2023. Then she changed her mind. “She's driven to spread the message,” ...

Stephanie Ganaway-Pasley and Chris Emde were elected to the North Charleston City Council in a special Tuesday election.