The Celebrity Mercury plans to skip one port call and return to Union Pier in Charleston one day early on Thursday with a recommendation from federal officials not to sail again for at least four days. Full Story »
The Mount Pleasant Police Department released a picture of the vehicle believed to have been used in last week’s double shooting. Full Story »
Tiger Woods last played Nov. 15 when he won the Australian Masters. Full Story »
The North Charleston Police Department is investigating a death after a person was struck by a train Tuesday morning. Full Story »
More than 200 people are suing a paper mill in Georgetown. Most of them live close to International Paper and said the toxins from the mill caused major medical problems. Full Story »
A South Carolina museum is considering whether to erect a monument to the state’s secession from the Union almost 150 years ago. Full Story »
The Beaufort County Coroner’s Office says a Georgia man was killed by the airplane that made an emergency landing on Hilton Head Island beach Monday afternoon. Officials say the man was listening to his iPod and running at the time he was hit. Full Story »
The South Carolina House has found a way to prevent cuts to health and medical programs, including funds for the disabled. Full Story »
Authorities say a South Carolina woman is in critical condition after she was struck by a rock that flew through her windshield when a pickup truck hit a pothole along Interstate 20 near the Alabama-Georgia line. Full Story »
The CDC has issued a rare “Do Not Sail” for the Celebrity Mercury. Full Story »
John Edwards’ mistress Rielle Hunter says in an interview released Monday by GQ magazine that the two immediately had a connection when they met at a New York City hotel in 2006. Full Story »
Properties in the Lowcountry are moving faster than they have in more than 2 and a half years. Full Story »
On the two year anniversary of a tornado that ripped through the Strawberry Mobile Home Park, another blow to this low incoming community. The trailer park is closing, and homeowners have to move. Full Story »
Rielle Hunter tells GQ magazine that she still loves Edwards, and that she knows he loves her. Full Story »
An error in entering numbers for the South Carolina lottery into a computer has resulted in two winning combinations for Saturday’s Pick 4 game. Full Story »
Properties in the Tri-County are moving faster than they have in more than 2 and a half years. Full Story »
U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint says he’s “less confident” that Republicans can stop President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul from passing now that it’s down to a few votes. But the South Carolina Republican said outside a campaign event Monday that he isn’t backing down from his prediction last July that health care could be Obama’s Waterloo. Full Story »
South Carolina lawmakers have approved plans that would avoid all cuts in health and medical programs. With a 96-6 vote Monday, the House approved a measure that uses $173.6 million in federal Medicaid money to eliminate planned reductions for the Department of Disabilities and Special Needs, prescription drugs and other programs. Full Story »
Hopeless, that’s how many people living in Strawberry Mobile Home Park in Berkeley County say they feel, after finding out they have to move their mobile homes out of the mobile home park. Full Story »
Officials for the Celebirty Mercury cruise line say the ship is returning one day early to Charleston because of another suspected outbreak of the norovirus onboard. More than 400 passengers became sick on the same ship when the boat last left February 15th. Full Story »
The government says it cannot explain a reported incident of sudden, high-speed acceleration in a Toyota Prius on a San Diego, Calif., freeway last week. Full Story »
Debate of the state’s $5 billion budget begins Monday in the House and is expected to continue through the rest of the week. Full Story »
Democratic headcounter in the House, James Clyburn of South Carolina, says he hasn’t yet rounded up enough votes, and Republicans are promising to make passage as difficult as possible. Full Story »
SLED is reviewing records to see if there was negligence on the part of commanders who led the attack on the fire that kiled nine Charleston firefighters on June 18, 2007. Full Story »
The SC Senate Ways and Means Committee recently voted 17-7 to reduce benefits for special needs infants, children and adults by $42 Million. In response, several families gathered at Seacoast Church in Summerville today to voice their concerns. Full Story »
Horses are taken for an early morning ride in western England. REUTERS/ Eddie Keogh
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