A man in his mid 30’s was bitten by a Copperhead snake at a Wal-Mart near Charleston in the Lawn and Garden Center.

Two men—both headed to Parris Island for Marine graduation—came to the aid of a heart attack victim on their flight last week.

Starting Saturdday, 1000 licensed alligator hunters will have a month to capture their single catch as the second South Carolina gator hunting season opens.

President Barack Obama’s back-to-school address to student next week is raising a furor in some districts around the state and country.

The Beaufort County Board of Education voted Wednesday to raise taxes on commercial property and non-owner occupied homes to make up for an anticipated $2.4 million budget shortfall.

A Bluffton High School junior was arrested Tuesday on felony assault charges after being accused of choking a sixth-grade bay on the school bus.

Renovation have begun on the Mary Fields School, the historic schoolhouse on Daufuskie Island Where acclaimed Lowcountry author Pat Conroy once taught.

Fish in the lazy, blackwater rivers of SC are poisoned with some of the highest levels of mercury in the country.

None of the 11,000 Beaufort County residents whose car tags expire this month has been mailed vechicle renewal notices from the county Auditor’s Office.

A prescription-drug discount program likely to be adopted by the Beaufort County Council would give participants and their families—pets included—a break on the cost of some medicines.

A prescription-drug discount program likely to be adopted by the Beaufort County Council would give participants and their families—pets included—a break on the cost of some medicines.

Call this the one that got away. A 12-foot alligator—perhaps one of the largest ever spotted on Hilton Head Island—was sighted Saturday directly in front of the Sea Pines Beach Club.

The first game on the Hardeeville High School Stadium will be delayed a week but it is not because of field conditions.

More and more local businesses are getting on the social networking bandwagon.

Hilton Head Island has two main economic engines—tourism and real estate—and both sputtered during the past year. But things are looking up.