Charleston Reporter

The lowest price of diesel in cities throughout Charleston County was found at four gas stations in the week ending Aug. 3, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.com.

Charleston Metro Chamber seeks coordinator for programs and initiatives

The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce is seeking a Programs & Initiatives Coordinator. The Chamber represents 1,700 members and over 170,000 professionals, advocating for infrastructure investment, addressing housing attainability, and building a local talent pipeline.

North Charleston updates operations amid Tropical Storm Debby

“As we navigate the challenges presented by Tropical Storm Debby, I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to all North Charleston citizens for their cooperation and resilience. I am also deeply grateful to our dedicated emergency professionals and city staff for their tireless efforts in keeping our community safe,” stated Mayor Reggie Burgess.

Chamber welcomes new members for July 2024

The Chamber has announced the addition of several new members for July 2024. This initiative highlights the commitment to fostering business growth and regional development in Charleston.

Charleston revises garbage collection schedule due to Tropical Storm Debby

The City of Charleston has announced a revised garbage collection schedule due to the impact of Tropical Storm Debby. Following an assessment of conditions at the Berkeley County landfill, it has become necessary to adjust the collection schedule. The recent heavy rainfall has led to water-logged conditions at the landfill, affecting all areas of Charleston.

Charleston lifts city-wide curfew following Tropical Storm Debby

As of 7:30 a.m. today, the city-wide curfew in Charleston has been lifted, and main thoroughfares leading onto the Peninsula have been reopened. After assessing overnight conditions, officials have determined that it is safe to return to normal activities. Charleston City operations will be returning to normal on Friday. Thanks to the curfew, Charleston Police and Fire Departments did not need to perform any rescues during the night.

Disaster resources for businesses during Tropical Storm Debby

As Tropical Storm Debby impacts the region, numerous regional and national organizations are available to provide support in the wake of disasters.

Charleston extends city-wide curfew due severe weather conditions

As a result of the latest forecast, Mayor William Cogswell has extended Charleston's city-wide curfew until tomorrow morning. As of 7:00 am, the city has received eight inches of rain and is expecting an additional three to six inches over the next 12 to 14 hours. This substantial rainfall, combined with wind gusts reaching up to 40 mph, is creating hazardous conditions for both first responders and residents.

Congresswoman Nancy Mace denounces Hamas' appointment of Sinwar as leader

Hamas claims they want peace but once again proves their utter disregard for peace by appointing Yahya Sinwar as their new top political “leader.” This is the same man who orchestrated the horrific attacks on American citizens and the Jews in Israel on October 7th. He embodies the worst atrocities known to mankind. Under his reign, remains a vile and illegitimate force that feeds on destruction, chaos, torture, rape and death. He is Israel's most wanted terrorist.

Rep. Nancy Mace criticizes Biden-Harris administration over foiled assassination plot

Rep. Nancy Mace issued a statement on August 6, 2024, addressing the recent charges against a Pakistani national linked to Iran in a foiled assassination plot.

North Charleston updates operations amid Tropical Storm Debby

All City of North Charleston offices will remain closed through Thursday, August 8, 2024. The City Council Meeting scheduled for Thursday, August 8 is canceled.

Unchanged number of lawyers in good standing in Dorchester County in June compared to previous month

There was an unchanged number of lawyers in good standing in Dorchester County in June compared to the previous month, according to the South Carolina Bar.

Mayor Cogswell issues curfew amid severe weather forecast for Charleston

AUGUST 5, 2024 – CHARLESTON, S.C. – Mayor Cogswell has issued a city-wide curfew for 11:00 PM tonight. Thoroughfares leading onto the peninsula will be closed from 11:00 PM and then officials will reassess at 10:00 AM Tuesday. The National Weather Service is predicting 10-12 inches of rainfall beginning at midnight. The Charleston Police Department will begin preemptively closing vulnerable roads at 8:00 PM tonight.

Rep. Nancy Mace criticizes bipartisan spending amid economic concerns

Rep. Nancy Mace criticized both Democrats and Republicans for what she termed "reckless spending," attributing the current economic difficulties to their policies.

North Charleston announces closures ahead of Tropical Storm Debby

As Tropical Storm Debby approaches, the City of North Charleston is coordinating closely with Charleston and Dorchester County officials, as well as regional partners, to manage the situation effectively. As the storm’s effects begin to be felt, here are the latest updates on city operations:

Charleston braces for severe flooding as Tropical Storm Debby approaches