Bo Petersen

A legislative bill was filed Thursday would tack on a $30-per-ton charge for dumping coal ash in an S.C. landfill. The bill came in response to the federal Tennessee Valley

An estimated 250 women, men and children toiled and did the day-to-day chores at the Snee Farm plantation in Mount Pleasant some two centuries ago. They were barely mentioned in

Charleston area beaches started closing Friday in response to the coronavirus.

There’s a lesson for Charleston area residents in the homes that stood after Hurricane Michael devastated Florida towns last year.

More than 123 inches fell at the Walhalla State Fish Hatchery near Lake Jocassee, according to preliminary data by the National Weather Service office in Greenville. That would be more

A 50-year lease with an elite sports training company has been signed for a proposed park on the former Baker Hospital site in North Charleston.

Sea rise is accelerating in front of our eyes, a Baruch Institute researcher says. It will be worse than previously predicted.

The bigger the wind turbine tower blades are the more power they generate, a key factor in whether a company decides to build towers off the South Carolina coast. But

A monster storm began whirling across the African continent last week, leading one meteorologist to suggest it might become the first long-track Cape Verde storm of the year.

Cannonball jellies are turning up on the beach at Sullivan’s Island. It might just be one more sign of an early spring.