Lowcountry

It took decades of work and numerous police agencies, but investigators now know what happened to 51-year-old Leola Etta Bryant after she vanished from a North Charleston bar in 1974.

Two more witnesses testify in Coast Guard hearings into Titan submersible implosion, at times contradicting safety concerns revealed by others.

A former employee of the company behind the Titan submersible that imploded last summer says he warned years ago the experimental vessel wasn't safe.

Charleston's performing arts centers turns to music, panelists and performances to delve into democracy and what it means for all Americans.

Historian and preservationist Michael Allen has been tapped by a British newspaper, The Guardian, to help atone for its recently discovered role in the transatlantic slave trade.

The two Republican primary challengers looking to replace Congresswoman Nancy Mace say the Lowcountry deserves better, calling the incumbent’s conduct in Washington embarrassing.

Democrats Michael Moore and Mac Deford want to replace Republican incumbent Nancy Mace in South Carolina's 1st congressional district.

Seven young sea turtle patients are admitted to the Sea Turtle Care Center in Charleston, suffering from everything from ingested plastic to hooked flippers.

Charleston Mayor William Cogswell begins to confront flooding, sea level rise and affordable housing during his first three months in office.

The South Carolina Ports Authority announced plans Tuesday to buy the old WestRock paper mill site in North Charleston as it looks to expand port capacity. The 280-acre waterfront property sits adjacent to its North Charleston terminal.