Charleston Navratri Festival closes with live music, Garba dance
The 2026 Charleston Navratri Festival concluded Sunday in North Charleston with Garba dancing and live music hosted by the Gujarati Samaj of Charleston.
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The 2026 Charleston Navratri Festival concluded Sunday in North Charleston with Garba dancing and live music hosted by the Gujarati Samaj of Charleston.
North Charleston police fatally shot a stabbing suspect who barricaded himself with a second victim, leaving two hospitalized.
A North Charleston police officer shot and killed a suspect who barricaded himself with a hostage on Charter Drive after negotiations failed.
A fire at a Newport, Oregon, seafood plant forced evacuations due to ammonia smoke, with one firefighter hospitalized and no civilian injuries reported.
A British mother died in the Bahamas after a strong current swept her away while she tried to rescue her two sons during a snorkeling trip.
A North Charleston police officer shot and killed a suspect who barricaded himself with a hostage on Charter Drive, prompting a SLED investigation.
October’s full Hunter Moon rises in the eastern sky Sunday evening, peaking early Monday morning across the United States.
Columbia police and city officials held a fundraiser at Finlay Park for Officer David Dymock, who was shot during a domestic violence call in August.
Sumter police warn residents about phone scams demanding cryptocurrency payments for fake jury duty warrants created with artificial intelligence.
Bucky Irving scored two touchdowns and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers forced four turnovers in a 43-13 victory over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
Jaime Bell, 54, died Wednesday in Madill, Oklahoma, after falling from a moving semitrailer and striking his head while working at J&I Manufacturing.
The National Weather Service issued a Coastal Flood Advisory until 10 p.m. for Charleston and neighboring coastal counties, with a Coastal Flood Watch set for late Sunday through Monday morning.
Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola and her family sustained minor injuries in a Friday-night car crash near Anchorage, delaying the start of her campaign tour.
A WIS weather forecast for Columbia reports rising temperatures near 80 by Friday, with possible rain approaching the start of November.
The Charleston Police Department is urging drivers to avoid barricades and flooded roads during king tides expected Monday through Wednesday, which may cause coastal flooding and road closures across the peninsula.
A 64-year-old man died Friday after two cars struck him while crossing a West Phoenix street and fled; police are seeking information about the hit-and-run.
President Trump campaigns in Mississippi, Texas and Ohio this week to bolster Republicans in the midterms, while the Fed sets interest rates Wednesday and a court date is set for the accused White House Correspondents Dinner shooter.
An event was held Saturday in Georgetown, South Carolina, to mark 500 years since the first Africans arrived through the Middle Passage, with a commemorative marker located on the Georgetown Harborfront.
President Trump will hold a campaign rally Monday at Crossroads Arena in Corinth, Mississippi, to support Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith as her Senate race grows competitive.
An auction on Cars & Bids is offering the custom Acura NSX roadster featured in "The Avengers," with the highest bid at $98,000 and bidding closing Friday.
Roy Hanks found a dead snake in a charcoal bag while grilling chicken at a roadside barbecue in Nahiku, Hawaii.
Charleston City Council will hold a public hearing on the 2027 budget on Oct. 27, and North Charleston opened a new soccer mini pitch at its Sports Complex on Oct. 21.
The National Weather Service expects king-tide flooding across Charleston and surrounding Lowcountry counties starting Sunday, with emergency road closures already in place.
Faith leaders gathered Oct. 23 at 106 Coming Street in Charleston, a site the College of Charleston plans to develop as a dormitory, to honor people believed buried there, including enslaved Africans.
St. James Episcopal Church on James Island completed a summer interior renovation led by designer Roy Fuller, restoring the building's historic Palladian style with travertine flooring and updated lighting and audiovisual systems.
Deputy Cat Jumper of the Greenville County Sheriff's Office joined the department in 2025, honoring her father, Sgt. Conley Jumper, who was killed in the line of duty during a traffic stop on Interstate 85 in October 2020.
A family sued an Oregon school district for nearly $1 million after a kitchen worker served oven cleaner on pretzels to over 50 students at a middle school.
A Florida man was arrested in Ocala for allegedly attacking a fellow Uber passenger over a dispute about shared ride space.