The Charleston County Council approved plans to add a bicycle lane to the Ashley River Bridge heading into downtown on Tuesday
The Charleston County Republican Party approved a rule barring party officers from running for non-partisan offices and nominated three men to fill the chairman's seat vacated Monday by Joe Bustos
The Republican Steering Committee has recommended Rep. Mark Sanford for the Homeland Security and Transportation & Infrastructure committees
County braces for Tropical Storm Andrea.
The Charleston County Public Library branches will open late on Friday due to Tropical Storm Andrea
Officials searching for beetles found a tick of a species known to carry the West Nile virus
Rep. Mark Sanford said a string of recent controversies surrounding parts of the executive branch paint a picture of broken system
Around 50 people braved the rain Tuesday to engage in a day of protests against IRS treatment of TEA Party groups revealed recently
Crews are about half finished with a beach renourishment and stabilization project at the Folly Beach County Park
The SC Department of Transportation is holding a drop-in Tuesday at C.E. Williams to provide information and solicit comments on proposed improvements for the intersection of Hwy. 17 and Main Road.
Green Party candidate Eugene Platt saw several positive outcomes from his First Congressional District race despite finishing a distant third
The formerly disgraced Republican governor returns to Congress with a victory.
Know before you go: Polling place changes, voter ID laws, sample ballots.
See Monday's battle of the two candidates for South Carolina's first congressional district battle, from start to finish.
High points for viewers rallied around the mention of Nancy Pelosi and the decorum of the Colbert-Busch supporters.
Twelve crucial topics will be tackled at Monday's Patch-sponsored debate from The Citadel.
Letter to editor states case.
Sen. Robert Ford calls out fellow black lawmakers on race-related issues
The social media stylings of media, candidates and political followers in the South Carolina First Congressional race.
Patch sponsored the only debate between the former South Carolina governor and Stephen Colbert's sister Monday night at the Citadel. Both sides drew blood.
A group of First Congressional District Republicans buck their party and campaigning for Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch
A Senate Bill that would allow production breweries to sell more on site may see a State Senate vote by Tuesday
Ford has represented the district for nearly 20 years.
A bill to prevent someone deemed mentally unfit from legally purchasing a firearm passed the S.C. House of Representatives on a unanimous vote Wednesday.
Releases statement after charges came to light last evening.
A committee has been formed to study ways for CofC an MUSC to work more closely together, up to an including the possibility of a merger
Because a federal law is invloved the U.S. Supreme Court is taking a rare step Tuesday in weighing in on an adoption custody battle
First Congressional District Democratic candidate Elizabeth Colbert Busch spoke to College of Charleston students about the need to close the gender pay gap on Saturday
Radio spot uses Shaft theme to link Sanford to Republicans who've pushed for voter ID and overhaul voting rights.
Charleston County officials say state requirements for a proposed skatepark under the Ravenel Bridge would burst the project's budget
Road crews will be closing lanes and shifting traffic on Bees Ferry Road every night this week
Congressman Henry Brown represented the first congressional district for 10 years.
Total employment across the state reaches the highest in more than four years.
Final debate features more aggressive tone.
Oyster and other shellfish beds in Charleston County are once again open for harvesting, SCDHEC announced Thursday
First poll shows a race that could go either way.
Facing perennial candidate Ben Frasier, a Colbert Busch win was never really in doubt
Container traffic through the Port of Charleston 11 percent in February, and a feasibility study on increasing the depth of Charleston Harbor for post-Panamax ships is nearing the half-way point
The Palmetto State's unemployment rate ticked up .1 percent in January, mirroring the national average
Newly released U.S. Census figures show the population of the Charleston Metropolitan area grew 4.9 percent between April 2010 and July 2012