A College of Charleston professor returned from a study abroad in Panama with new insight into young tourism-dependent cities ...

Charleston Mayor William Cogswell announced plans to move forward with WestEdge development, which paused amid legal ...

The Waylon and Dorchester Terrace communities are welcoming a change of scenery, the latest move in a string of city initiatives to implement accessible recreation and connection.

With the goal of putting all Emergency Medical Services training and expertise under one roof, the Charleston County Finance Committee is looking to approve a portion of an $80 million project so they ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The rain and sub-60-degree temperatures didn’t keep people off the streets of Downtown Charleston ...

Charleston Metro Chamber unveils People First Scorecard to guide policy on housing, workforce, childcare and transit with ...

The Charleston Fire Department recently participated in a multi-jurisdictional training that simulated real-life scenarios.

ATI Foundation invests in the Charleston Chamber's People First to create a skilled, inclusive workforce aligned with ...

"We understand that crime is going to be a consistent challenge ... can call for a community response to a possibly violent situation. Despite Smith’s roots in North Charleston, he hopes to ...

An unlikely — and Jewish — cowboy, Simon Nunes Carvalho documented an exciting (and failed) expedition to the Wild West ...

The Metz-Tiderman Fund for Veterans is a way that one Staunton couple wants to help give back to the military community.

"Charleston will not tolerate violence," Mayor Cogswell said. "If you come to our community to cause trouble ... Still, the truth is undeniable: this challenge extends far beyond law enforcement.