Jonah Chester

During the peak of the spring migration, over over billion birds will take flight each night. Here's how to help them through Charleston, South Carolina.

January 2025's weather was about 6 degrees below average for South Carolina, according to federal forecasts. But globally, it was one of the hottest on record.

On an average, it takes up to 12 years to add a species to the federal Endangered Species list, a backlog activists say puts vulnerable SC wildlife at risk.

Sixty percent of Charleston County residents have at least one "social vulnerability" — which can complicate recovery after a hurricane or severe weather event.

The Summerville Light is a local ghost story that has been around for decades. There is a new theory from a USGS researcher might finally explain the specter.

Charleston is set to see a foot-plus of sea-level rise by 2050. The city's new Flood Action Committee aims to oversee Charleston preparation for that future.

How do warming arctic temperatures and a wavier jet stream combine to create snowfall across South Carolina? It's complicated but there are theories about why.

Lowcountry woke up Jan. 22 to first snow since 2018. Roads are covered; Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge is not fully open, but people made most of the winter weather.

South Carolina is predicted to experience more severe storms in the coming decades. But the stretches of heat and drought between those storms could worsen.

Charleston County Emergency Management Director Justin Pierce has been appointed to FEMA's National Advisory Council, which helps guide the agency's leadership.