Government

A U.S. district judge has ordered the federal government to produce all documents related to its decision to allow seismic blasting tests off the S.C. coast, a legal victory for groups who are suing to block the testing. … Read More

Jennifer Miller will retire Tuesday after 34 years of public service. Miller began her career as an intern in the Charleston County Human Resources Department in 1986 while pursuing a master’s degree in public administration. … Read More

The cobblestone streets and antebellum houses of seaside Charleston mark a city alive with years of history. But its past makes way for an expanding future as one of America’s fastest-growing cities. … Read More

A special referendum allowing Goose Creek to establish a municipal electric utility passed Tuesday night, clearing the way for the city to annex 5,000 acres in the Mt. Holly area and begin providing electricity to Century Aluminum. … Read More

The Goose Creek Rural Fire Department was awarded $552,258.29 by the Federal Emergency Management Agency for volunteer recruitment and retention. The fire chief said in a news release that volunteerism has declined in recent years. … Read More