Researchers have long wondered how iguanas got to Fiji, a collection of remote islands in the South Pacific. Most modern-day ...

Federal agencies will begin to vacate hundreds of offices across the country this summer under a frenetic and error-riddled push by Elon Musk’s budget-cutting advisers to terminate leases that ...

Industry generally applauded the proposed changes, while environmentalists worried about what would amount to historic ...

It wasn’t the most restful Monday sleep for residents around First Hill and Yesler Terrace after early morning reports of suspicious booms woke some around 4 AM followed an hour later by a ...

Federal authorities announce corruption charges against 8 people including 3 North Charleston city council members. The charges range from bribery to extortion. Eight people are facing charges in a ...

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Three North Charleston City Councilmembers and five others were federally charged for a slew of bribery, kickback, extortion, and money laundering schemes, acting ...

Charleston officials told residents of the Dockside Condominiums they must vacate the city's tallest building over apparent structural concerns. Residents were given a 48-hour window to leave. The ...

HT reached out to the MOEFCC for a comment but did not get a response till the time of going to print. The Supreme Court on Monday stayed a notification by the Union government that exempted ...

The internet provocateur returned to Instagram on Saturday (February 21) and insisted in the caption he’s been “cleared of all charges.” Charleston White is evidently out of jail, just days ...

Eight things to know: 1. Other expenses, primarily $860 million in interest costs, left CHS with a $362 million net operating loss (-2.9% margin) for 2024, compared to a $16 million net operating ...

“My co-workers came [Saturday] to bring me care packages of snacks and supplies to keep my spirits up,” one fired USGS scientist said in an interview, who was granted anonymity for fear of ...

An order by the S.C. Department of Insurance seeking to bar a 100-year-old Charleston carrier from writing new business has been reversed. In a scathing decision last week, Judge Ralph King ...