Have a kid who loves to watch “C.S.I”? One local summer camp could be just what they need to feed their curious minds…

Two candidates were vying for the seat being vacated by Tennyson Holder.

HHI Airport could lose most of its commercial service within 20 years if it doesn’t extend its runway. That’s what airport officials believe. But not everyone agrees.

The City of Savannah will be officially dedicating the new Ellis Square on March 11. For the businesses around the square, it’s a reason to celebrate.

South Carolina officials have hailed Boeing’s plans to build an assembly plant for its 787 Dreamliner in North Charleston as the biggest econominc development project in state history.

Your parents probably told you saying “please” and “thank you” would take you far.  But one Lowcountry school is actually implementing those kinds of lessons into their curriculum and they believe it’s a huge part of their students’ success.

Federal Trade Commission warns that some “free” credit report offers actually cost money.  It says the new Credit CARD Act requires more disclosure to make sure consumers understand what they’re getting.

Hinesville business Data South Systems is ranked number 13 on the “Bulldog 100: Fastest Growing Bulldog Businesses” list for 2010.

One new tattoo parlor in Stateboro is shining a new light on the once-thought-of seedy business.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - South Carolina lottery players are getting the chance to take on another multimillion-dollar jackpot each week.

Oglethorpe Power Company has deferred its plans to construct a 100-megawatt electric generating facility in Baxley.

The IRS plans to require tax preparers to pass a test and register with the government to better police a largely unregulatedindustry used by most taxpayers.

For many folks, tax time can be a little…well.. taxing. But one organization is offering to do your taxes for you… for free!
News 3 Coastal Sunrise Anchor, Kim Gusby talks with Teinique Gadson, Interim Executive Director of the Volunteer Income Tax Assistant (VITA) Program about who qualifies and where you can receive help.

Georgia Power has filed for a fuel cost recovery rate increase with the Public Service Commission.  The company says it needs to recover $3.9 billion dollars in costs it has already incurred and it projects to spend on fuel to generate electricity.

Some in Congress want to extend unemployment benefits again to help workers who still can’t find jobs.  That may help those in our area.  New figure show that a few less people are being laid off, but those out of work are having to look longer to find a job.