Charleston

The U.S. Supreme Court will not hear a case filed by Jennifer Pinckney, the wife of the late Rev. Clementa Pinckney killed in the massacre at Mother Emanual in 2015.

Recording artist Darius Rucker remembers mom with nursing scholarship at MUSC.

Under the Trump administration, National Parks are being forced to remove anything that casts a negative light on America. And that could include slavery.

Strapped for student housing, the College of Charleston plans to open a new dorm in 2028. But community members say the building site, an historic public burial ground, is already occupied.

The summer months mean stranding season for endangered sea turtles as warmer waters attract both turtles and people.

The Charleston Jazz Foundation is a gateway to a vibrant music, education, and community world. Founded in 2008, the Foundation is dedicated to celebrating and preserving Charleston’s rich history in jazz.

Before New Orleans became the center of jazz, Charleston, South Carolina, had already planted deep musical roots—thanks in large part to the Jenkins Orphanage Band.

Charleston, South Carolina, holds a rich yet often overlooked place in jazz history. The Charleston Jazz Initiative, co-founded by Dr. Karen Chandler and the late Jack McCray, is dedicated to uncovering and celebrating this legacy.

The toppled statue of John C. Calhoun will soon change hands from city storage to a group with plans to display it again, five years after its removal.

The South Carolina Shrimpers Association has filed an amended federal lawsuit in Charleston, naming more than 2 dozen restaurants it alleges falsely advertise locally caught shrimp.