Andrew Brown

The unemployment taxes companies pay quarterly go into the state’s unemployment insurance trust fund, which is used to provide jobless benefits to dislocated workers.

The construction of the gas line along Mathis Ferry Road, which parallels U.S. Highway 17, could require some single-lane closures during segments of the project.

Charelston City Council voted to increase the fees it charges large housing complexes that refuse to incorporate affordable housing into their plans.

More than 188 pedestrians died in traffic accidents on roads in the Charleston-North Charleston metro area between 2010 and 2019. This year’s findings showed the Charleston region was ranked in

The upcoming project is viewed as a major stepping stone in many of Charleston’s other long-term goals, including redeveloping West Ashley, reducing the city’s carbon footprint, enhancing bike and pedestrian

The lawsuit, which was filed in Charleston County court on April 9, targets industry giants like Airbnb, Vrbo and FlipKey, as well as smaller short-term rental businesses operating out of

The goal of the meeting was to lay out the members’ initial thoughts about the proposed seawall, which would be designed by the Army Corps of Engineers to help protect

City Council voted earlier this year to approve an amended development agreement with HPH Properties, which is planning to build the third phase of the Village Green community. The city

Charlestonians have lived alongside water for centuries. Yet, 2021 is likely to be the first time in Charleston’s history that water plays a dominant role in the city’s future growth

Charleston’s King Street is seen by many as one of the city’s most valuable assets, but some property and business owners feel the area needs an updated vision for the