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Following the federal tax reset in 2026, workers in South Carolina might receive higher salaries.

Following the federal tax reset in 2026, workers in South Carolina might receive higher salaries.

South Carolina’s tax changes for 2026 mirror federal updates from the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” which extended and expanded the 2017 Tax Cuts and ...

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Grace Lilly, a Bravo reality TV personality, was detained in South Carolina on suspicion of harassment.

Grace Lilly, a Bravo reality TV personality, was detained in South Carolina on suspicion of harassment.

Grace Lilly, a 27-year-old cast member from Bravo’s “Southern Hospitality,” was arrested Sunday night, December 28, 2025, in Charleston, S.C., for second-degree harassment stemming ...

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The first child born at MUSC in 2026

The first child born at MUSC in 2026

The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) in Charleston celebrated the birth of its first baby of 2026, Hayes Miller Hammond, a healthy girl ...

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Two pubs in the Charleston region are mentioned in a wrongful death complaint related to two fatal hit-and-run incidents on Morrison Drive.

Two pubs in the Charleston region are mentioned in a wrongful death complaint related to two fatal hit-and-run incidents on Morrison Drive.

An amended wrongful death lawsuit in Charleston County holds two bars partially responsible for the deaths of Lizzy Zito and Arianna Gamber, killed in ...

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After pointing and displaying a gun during a fight, the woman was arrested.

After pointing and displaying a gun during a fight, the woman was arrested.

Kennisha Lashay King, 35, was arrested early Christmas Day 2025 in North Charleston, S.C., for allegedly pointing a firearm at a victim during an ...

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The upcoming season of "The First 48" will include a murder case in North Charleston.

The upcoming season of “The First 48” will include a murder case in North Charleston.

The North Charleston Police Department features in the season 29 premiere of A&E’s “The First 48,” airing January 1, 2026, at 8 p.m. ET. ...

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The Dockside Association declares bankruptcy.

The Dockside Association declares bankruptcy.

The Dockside Condominiums association in downtown Charleston, South Carolina, filed for bankruptcy amid nearly $14 million in debt, primarily from demolition and cleanup costs. ...

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A guy is charged with "severely beating" a pregnant woman.

A guy is charged with “severely beating” a pregnant woman.

Tyrek Antwan Pinckney, a 22-year-old from North Charleston, South Carolina, was arrested on December 23, 2025, for allegedly severely beating a pregnant woman, the ...

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Due to bogus allegations of pedophilia, Mayor Haynie is suing the former council member for slander and carelessness.

Due to bogus allegations of pedophilia, Mayor Haynie is suing the former council member for slander and carelessness.

Mount Pleasant Mayor Will Haynie filed a civil defamation lawsuit against former town councilmember Kevin Cunnane on December 23, 2025, alleging repeated false claims ...

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Review of the year: News 4's top reporters' coverage of funding cuts, protests, and the shrimp scandal

Review of the year: News 4’s top reporters’ coverage of funding cuts, protests, and the shrimp scandal

Charleston, South Carolina’s Lowcountry region saw several high-impact stories in 2025, ranging from local economic disputes to public safety incidents and political tensions. These ...

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