Government

More than 30 foreign ambassadors spent time earlier this week touring Charleston through the U.S. State Department’s Experience America program, which aims to help diplomats see different parts of the country. … Read More

The Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District, and the city of Charleston entered into an agreement today to begin a $3 million, three-year study by the Army Corps that could yield some long-term solutions to flooding issues. … Read More

The Interstate 526 extension project is back on the table following the S.C. Transportation Infrastructure Bank’s vote Tuesday to revive it yet again. … Read More

You know the basics of packing for a flight. Smaller than 3.2 ounces in your carry-on; full-sized liquids and gels get checked. But what if your journey requires packing something a little more ... eclectic than your regular toiletries? … Read More

Hurricane Florence is now a Category 2, but officials say not to underestimate the storm, especially potential rainfall, as it approaches. CARTA ceased operations yesterday, but Charleston is offering a shuttle to a shelter until 6 p.m. … Read More