It’s fitting that it takes two singers to fill the role once occupied by Raul Malo, the late singer, songwriter and guitarist ...

The July 24, 2026, issue of Statehouse Report starts with an incisive story about the continuing and pesky problem of plastic ...

Charleston native Bernard R. Fielding Jr. was shocked when he saw the gutted interior of a three-story 18th century building ...

Two freshman members of Charleston City Council say it might be time to revisit a controversial First Amendment ordinance passed in July 2021 that critics say unreasonably restricts public ...

July’s heat can at times be a fits-and-starts summer scenario for theater lovers. In some ways, such dramatic droughts defy logic. What better way to sit out the possibility of a triple-digit forecast ...

“These microplastic pellets are a serious threat to human health,” said Carl Brzorad, the Southern Environmental Law Center ...

Whether it's pesky plastic pellets known as nurdles or relaxed oversight of small streams, South Carolina's water is facing ...

Prove it! The City Paper Music Awards are back, bringing a ballot stacked with great categories that cover genres from ...

It’s undeniable that Pure Theatre’s 24th season of new works and new-to-Charleston regional premieres is impressive. And ...

Perhaps the only industry with a bigger public relations problem than the Trump Administration is America’s airlines. These ...

MORNING HEADLINES | The Charleston County Council voted Tuesday to approve the third and final reading of an ordinance to put a half-penny transportation sales tax on the November ballot. A similar ...

MORNING HEADLINES | Filing for the special Republican primary for a U.S. Senate nominee to replace the late U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham opens at noon today for a week. Among those who have said they are ...