If you’re going to travel away from the U.S. by boat in the upcoming months, new passport regulations could cause some confusion.

An alleged bank robber says he’s a “soverign Freeman” under the 1786 Treaty of Marrakesh between Morocco and American…and therefore not subject to the laws of the United States.

Does the long commute to work empty your wallet too often? Do you wish you could have a conversation with someone other than the radio to make the trip less boring? If so you’re in luck.

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.

The University of Georgia is considering putting 4-H and some county extension offices on the chopping block.

For the fist time ever, more Americans are getting their news from the Internet than from print newspapers.

They’re still on cloud 9 a day after a good ole fashion meal with the Commander In Chief.

President Obama surprised folks at Mrs. Wilkes’ Boarding House during his visit to Savannah, Ga. on Tuesday.

He can’t even vote yet, but that isn’t stopping one 17 year old from running for office.

Former NBA player Charles Shackleford is wanted by police in Myrtle Beach for DUI and resisting arrest.

Born with his heart outside his chest, a Pierce County 12 year old has refused to let the birth defect stop him from living a normal life.

President Barack Obama surprised diners at Mrs. Wilkes’ Dining Room in the heart of Savannah’s picturesque historic district.

He’s going to be 70 years old soon…and he can probably lift you off the ground!

It’s one thing to lose power for a few hours. It’s another to lose it for an extended period of time.

A circuit judge has ruled that Susan Smith waited too long to file an appeal…and she’ll remain in prison for the rest of her life.