Kailey Cota

CHARLESTON — Two little white cameras mounted like antennas atop an unmarked black Chevrolet are helping the city ticket more cars violating parking regulations — and the technology could be expanded next year.

CHARLESTON — For the first time in 30 years, the city is working to reach a new agreement with Dominion Energy South Carolina.

CHARLESTON — For the first time in 30 years, the city is working to reach a new agreement with Dominion Energy South Carolina. A key change could help remove delays associated with undergrounding powe...

CHARLESTON — For the last 11 years, Polly Sheppard has thought a lot about her life's purpose and the legacy she wants to leave.

Early voting for the statewide general election begins Oct. 19.

CHARLESTON — A radar survey of the site where the College of Charleston plans to build a freshman residence hall indicated that graves are likely present underground, even though no “obvious grave shafts” were identified.

DANIEL ISLAND — Addressing traffic and managing growth have been the central themes of the city's roaming State of the City series . The event tailored to the Cainhoy Peninsula was no different.

CHARLESTON — A proposed agreement could generate roughly $60 million over the next 20 years for burying power lines underground, according to information shared during a special City Council meeting.

CHARLESTON — The city plans to buy the Medical University of South Carolina Foundation out of a WestEdge property so it can build affordable housing on the 2.5-acre parcel.

CHARLESTON — Balancing the city's goal to put some power lines underground with a mandate Dominion Energy South Carolina provide affordable and