If asked, an attorney would likely tell you that sports gambling remains illegal under South Carolina law. And in a sense, ...

Andy Brack, editor and publisher of the Charleston City Paper, is taking a three-week trip across the United States to hear ...

When the Riverfront Revival Festival kicks off Friday night at Riverfront Park in North Charleston, it begins a two-day ...

Charleston is preparing for significant flooding on the downtown peninsula due to a king tide cycle and heavy rain that is ...

Each of the odd-numbered seats on the school board — for districts 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 — are contested. The board’s current chair is not running for reelection. “I encourage every voter to learn about ...

Want the tastes of New York without flying there? Starting Oct. 11, you can pre-order corned beef and pastrami from New York City’s famous Carnegie Deli through Lowcountry Nosh, the annual Jewish food ...

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The Oct. 9 issue of the Charleston City Paper explores the history and continuing impact of the cult classic film Sherman's March ahead of the Terrace Theatre's coming film festival ...

With Democrats widely expected to take control of the U.S. House of Representatives in November’s midterm elections there’s a good argument to be made that as the nation changes, so should South ...

When conservative readers don’t like something written about President Donald Trump and what he’s doing to our American democracy, it’s easy to send off the MAGA playbook zinger that the writer has ...