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North Charleston police are investigating a reported robbery to a business.

At first, the soldier did not know what he saw out of the corner of his eye.

With the Marsh Master in its arsenal, Berkeley Electric Cooperative wasn’t afraid to get down in the muck and mud to restore power that Hurricane Matthew knocked out during its sweep along the South Carolina coast.

NEW YORK — It’s going to get worse for Wells Fargo before it gets better.

COLUMBIA — George Bullock is keeping a close eye on the Waccamaw River right outside his business.

Charleston’s major attractions are open again after the hurricane, but there are a few scars, including a lost piece of history.

The USS Yorktown crew held a memorial service during their 68th reunion Friday at Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum to honor former shipmates who died in the past year. On Saturday morning, the reunion group will host a "Meet and Greet" session for museum visitors on board the Yorktown from 10 a.m-2 p.m.

FOLLY BEACH — As a crowd cheered, Ray, Oyster and Serp the turtles vanished into the surf.

A former Goose Creek High School basketball player is the sole survivor of a fatal crash that left four Claflin University students dead Thursday evening.

Water Missions of North Charleston on Friday shipped 10 water purification systems to hurricane-ravaged Haiti.