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Water Mission of North Charleston is sending more people and supplies to Jamaica as those left homeless by Hurricane Melissa try to pick up their lives.
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Former North Charleston Councilman Mike Brown withdrew his not guilty plea nearly eight months after charges were filed against him.
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Former councilman Mike A. Brown pleads not guilty in a wide ranging, federal corruption investigation even as former, fellow councilmembers accept plea agreements in exchange for their cooperation.
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Four people have pleaded guilty, four more will be arraigned in year-long corruption investigation the FBI says snared three North Charleston city councilmembers and their associates.
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Federal authorities announce corruption charges against 8 people including 3 North Charleston city council members. The charges range from bribery to extortion.
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Close friend of OceanGate CEO testifies about test dive that left him "unnerved" as Coast Guard tries to determine the cause of Titan submersible implosion last June.
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Two more witnesses testify in Coast Guard hearings into Titan submersible implosion, at times contradicting safety concerns revealed by others.
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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.
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In North Charleston, Coast Guard investigators call witnesses in their two-week long hearings into why the Titan submersible imploded killing five people.
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The U.S. Coast Guard tries to determine the cause of last summer's Titan submersible implosion as well as ways to prevent future tragedies.