News Posts

Charleston International Airport is introducing the “Families on the Fly” campaign, aimed at enhancing hospitality and comfort for traveling families.

Taylor Allred from the Coastal Conservation League joins us to break down the potential environmental impact of nuclear energy—especially in light of the VC Summer Project.

With the first day of school just around the corner, students across the Lowcountry are stocking up on supplies, meeting their teachers, and districts are rolling out new programs and safety measures. 

Horry-Georgetown Technical College has been awarded a $1.36 million federal grant to support its “TRIO Elite” Scholars Program.

Democratic lawmakers in Texas have left the state in an effort to block a Republican-drawn congressional map.

The changes could influence consumer prices and international trade relations in the months ahead.

The South Carolina NAACP is calling for the return of the AP African American Studies course after it was recently removed from classrooms across the state.

The Federal Reserve meets today to discuss the state of the U.S. economy.

As the new school year begins, Berkeley County and Dorchester District 2 will provide free meals for all students, while Charleston County School District rolls out a new bus tracking system to help families stay informed in real time.

Surfers ages 3 to 75 hit the waves at Folly Beach for the annual Wahine Classic—a celebration of female surf culture, community, and competition in the heart of the Lowcountry.