Two adults were arrested and two juveniles petitioned following an altercation at Estill High School Friday. A school nurse also received minor injuries during the altercation and was transported to the hospital following the incident.

List of all races for Tuesday’s elections in Georgia and South Carolina.

Benefits Extention and Boeing Mean Bring Big Relief to Lowcountry’s Jobless

No Sanford Impeachment Resolution During Special Session, House Speaker Says

In this week leading up to Halloween finding a deal at traditional costume stores could be like trying to find a needle in a haystack.  But head to any of the 27 goodwill stores in western South Carolina and you’ll find a lot more bang for your buck.

Monday marked day-one of flu clinics in the Lowcountry for at-risk groups and by appointment only.

The statistics to this story are saddening but what really hits people are the cases that are near and dear to their hearts.

Wednesday’s Lowcountry Proud segment highlighted the Coastal Discovery Museum…and the new butterfly exhibit.

Listen and watch what the Heritage means to the Lowcountry

It’s a story we share far too often these days, organizations that help in desperate need of help themselves.  In this case, their name is “Help of Beaufort” and since 1979 they’ve provided needy neighbors with assistance in rent, utility bills, food, and clothing.

In the Lowcountry, there’s a lot of pride when it comes to preserving our history.  So it’s no surprise Hunting Island State Park is pulling out all the stops this weekend to mark the 150th year of its lighthouse.

A Beaufort woman is now charged with murder, after police say her stepdaughter died in the hospital.

Sixteen year-old boy is charged for the shooting, stabbing, and beating death of an 85 year-old Ridgeland man.

There’s a new manufacturer that’s set up shop in Beaufort and you might say they “march to the beat of a different… hum.”  That’s because they’re making Kazoos, the musical instrument that sounds by a person’s hum.

There was no word Friday night on the condition of the Fripp Island golfer who lost his arm in an alligator attack Thursday.  The man, in his 70’s, was taken to the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston with hopes of getting his arm re-attached.

ASPCA Examines Select Dogs on Laurel Bay Before Breed Ban

Beaufort County Delinquent Tax Sale

Boys and Girls Club of Bluffton Refuses to Fold, Asks Parents for Help

After the news of Verizon business announcing they would not renew their contract with the Heritage Classic Foundation, many are left wondering what that could mean for the Hilton Head Island community.  Restaurants, hotels and charities all depend on the event.  Some of those charities might not survive without the donations from the foundation.

South Carolina governor’s state flights raise may tax liabilities.