Watch a short video that highlights the Aug. 14, 2026, issue of the Charleston City Paper. It includes a feature story on ...

Charleston has long been recognized as one of the country’s premier culinary destinations — a place where generations of Lowcountry traditions meet innovation.

Come see the best live local music show of the year! Charleston’s best local musicians perform across multiple music genres including: Americana, Rock, Reggae, Hip Hop, Country, Jazz and many more.

Corn is one of South Carolina’s top agricultural commodities, bringing in $290 million annually according to state data. That means big business for South Carolina and delicious produce on your plate.

People often ask Michelle Kauczka and me how we met, which seems an obvious question. But that question asks so much more. How did two women with wildly different personalities, communication styles ...

Come see the best live local music show of the year! Charleston’s best local musicians perform across multiple music genres including: Americana, Rock, Reggae, Hip Hop, Country, Jazz and many more.

North Charleston police on July 31 responded to a Lacross Road business after receiving reports of a potential burglary in progress. According to a report, police arrived to find the front door open ...

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That’s right. There are Palmetto State voters — tens of thousands of them, in fact — who literally weren’t alive the last time a statewide Democratic candidate uncorked the champagne at an ...

Sometimes, the elephant in the room really is an elephant — as in the South Carolina Republican Party, the grand old pachyderm that’s stomped every Democrat running statewide for the past 20 years.

MORNING HEADLINES | South Carolina’s annual tax-free weekend is underway, giving shoppers across the Palmetto State three days to save on back-to-school and other qualifying buys. This year marks the ...

The College of Charleston quietly demolished the former YWCA headquarters to make way for a proposed dormitory Credit: Ashley Stanol A local citizens group has concerns that the College of Charleston ...