Coastal erosion in South Carolina

Perhaps the most visible legacy of climate change is the erosion of South Carolina’s coast, which has a direct impact on the state’s people, wildlife and future economic prosperity. Leaders along the picturesque Lowcountry are employing a variety of measures to combat the erosion as they keep a watchful eye on the state’s lucrative tourism industry.

Kristina Rackley examines the issue in a three-part series that looks at life along two of the state’s most iconic beaches, Folly and Edisto.

Enthusiasts, city leaders work to highlight Cayce’s history

There’s an active movement to preserve the area’s layered history

Midlands mothers turn grief into gun safety advocacy

Parents everywhere are joining a “club that nobody wants to join,” Saleemah Graham-Fleming said.

‘The canvas that walks:’ Ink the Runway celebrates tattooing’s place in the art world

Tattoo artists come together to deliberate whether tattooing is real art.

A wagging welcome at Cantina 76

Just outside the doors of Cantina 76, diners were greeted by adoptable dogs.

Carolina Peace Resource Center stands for perspective, education

Carolina Peace Resource Center works to keep the public informed of international politics.

Pulling for a purpose: How one family turned loss into hope

Founders of Curing Kids’ Cancer, Clay and Grainne Owen, host their 13th annual firetruck pull to raise money for research to help cure pediatric cancers.