Democrat Scott Colom wins Senate seat in Mississippi
Scott Colom defeated Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi, becoming the state’s first Black U.S. senator since 1881 and its first Democratic Senate representative in decades.
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
168‘They never had a chance to see their monument. You’re giving them something special’: Charleston Honor Flight looks to take off
A Charleston nonprofit plans to fly Lowcountry veterans to Washington, D.C., for free visits to national memorials, seeking volunteers and funding for the initiative.
Richland Two gives veterans free shoes at Columbia welcome center
Richland School District Two distributed free sneakers to veterans Wednesday at Columbia’s Global and Military Welcome Center through a partnership with local organizations.
Ex-fiancé of Justine May seeks case records from Charleston County sheriff
Zachary Deacon, ex-fiancé of homicide suspect Justine May, filed a legal petition demanding the Charleston County Sheriff release investigation records.
Johnson scores 32, College of Charleston defeats Temple 91-81
Tavari Johnson led the College of Charleston to a 91-81 victory over Temple in Philadelphia on Wednesday.
Marcus Johnson scores 20, South Carolina defeats Saint Peter’s 77-41
Marcus Johnson scored 20 points as South Carolina beat Saint Peter’s 77-41 in Columbia, improving the Gamecocks to 3-0.
Ethan Roberts scores 36, buries 10 3-pointers in Notre Dame’s 99-59 win over South Carolina State
Notre Dame beat South Carolina State 99-59 in South Bend, with Ethan Roberts scoring 36 points and hitting 10 three-pointers.
Trident, Summerville hospitals ranked among top 50 in U.S. for surgical care
Healthgrades named Trident Hospital and Summerville Hospital among the top 50 U.S. facilities for surgical care.
Teen who spent years building lawn business has nearly $20,000 worth of equipment stolen
Prairie Village police investigate the theft of $20,000 in lawn care equipment from a local teen’s business, prompting community fundraising efforts.
Braves’ Chris Sale finishes third in NL Cy Young voting
Atlanta Braves pitcher Chris Sale placed third in National League Cy Young voting, behind Milwaukee’s Jacob Misiorowski and Philadelphia’s Cristopher Sánchez.
Georgetown honors veterans during annual Veterans Day parade
Georgetown held its annual Veterans Day parade, honoring service members with state Rep. Carl Anderson and his wife serving as grand marshals.
Police: Suspect in child exploitation operation arrived to meeting with 2-year-old
Kenner police arrested ten people in an online child exploitation sting, including a suspect who brought his two-year-old to a meeting with an undercover officer.
Longtime teacher and coach killed in murder-suicide weeks after filing for divorce
A husband and wife died in a murder-suicide in Bardstown, Kentucky, weeks after the wife, a teacher and coach, filed for divorce.
SC lieutenant governor-elect shares how foster care and adoption shaped his priorities
South Carolina lieutenant governor-elect Mike Reichenbach plans to prioritize making adoption more affordable and accessible for families, drawing on his personal foster care background.
Democratic veterans on call for end to Iran War
Democratic lawmakers and newly elected veterans in Washington are calling for an end to the Iran war and the removal of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Lowcountry high school football playoffs (Week 13)
Lowcountry high school football teams begin their second playoff round Friday with matchups across multiple classifications in the Charleston area.
‘What I actually did was split the Republican vote’: Independent Mississippi Senate candidate shares why he stayed in the race
Independent Mississippi Senate candidate Ty Pinkins stated he stayed in the race to split the Republican vote, helping Democrat Scott Colom win the seat.
Former South Carolina QB Stephen Garcia now cancer-free, shares update on recovery
Former South Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia announced in Columbia that he is cancer-free following surgery to remove tumors from multiple organs.
Annual Snowball Festival Brings Holiday Cheer to the Icehouse Amphitheater
Lexington’s Icehouse Amphitheater hosts its annual Snowball Festival from December 3 to 6, featuring a craft fair, Santa photos, hot cocoa, a tree lighting, and carnival rides.
Lowcountry VFW post keeps veterans connected as it marks 50 years
VFW Post 3137 on Isle of Palms marks its 50th anniversary Saturday, supporting veterans through advocacy, scholarships, and fundraising.
Veterans Day parade draws thousands to downtown Columbia
Thousands gathered in downtown Columbia for South Carolina’s largest Veterans Day parade, honoring military service members and veterans.
A place to land after service: Charleston veteran gets keys to affordable home and a fresh start
A former Marine Corps officer received keys to an affordable home in North Charleston through a Habitat for Humanity program dedicated to veterans.
A Nantucket Thanksgiving Comes to Mount Pleasant
Nantucket’s Meat & Fish Market on Coleman Boulevard in Mount Pleasant is accepting orders for Thanksgiving turkeys, sides, and pies.
Trident United Way tackles housing struggles among Lowcountry veterans with care kits, year-round support
Trident United Way packed 700 care kits for homeless veterans in the Charleston area and promotes its Mission United program for long-term financial stability.
Nikki Haley says she will not run for president in 2028, leaves door open to 2032
Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley announced she will not seek the presidency in 2028, while remaining open to a potential 2032 campaign.
Father of baby found buried alive in Lexington County facing new charges
Michael Comer faces attempted murder charges in Lexington County after authorities say he buried his 11-month-old son alive in Batesburg-Leesville.
‘Engagement at the human level:’ Goose Creek celebrating their veterans beyond the uniform
Goose Creek honored dozens of veterans and families at John McCants Veterans Park on Wednesday, featuring speeches by Mayor Greg Habib and retired Major General Richard Kemble.
Cayce Elementary holds Veterans Day event with students
Cayce Elementary students in Cayce, South Carolina, held a Veterans Day parade and invited veterans to share service stories in classrooms.
Irmo leaders host Veterans Day Ceremony
Irmo officials and community members gathered at Irmo Veterans Park Wednesday morning for a free Veterans Day ceremony featuring speeches from local leaders.
1 person dead after crash along rural stretch of Beaufort County: SCHP
A person died Tuesday night when a sedan left Dulamo Road in Beaufort County and hit a tree, according to the South Carolina Highway Patrol.
WIS and SCL Celebrate Veterans at 48th Annual Veteran’s Day Parade
Downtown Columbia hosted its 48th annual Veterans Day parade, with participants marching from Richland Street to Gervais Street to honor service members.
North Charleston’s Tribute to Veterans highlights love of nation, family and friends
Hundreds gathered at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center for the 24th annual Tribute to Veterans, honoring service members with speeches and ceremonies.
Increased wildfire risk starting Thursday, SCFC says 'stay vigilant'
The South Carolina Forestry Commission urges residents to remain cautious with outdoor burning as rising winds and lower humidity increase wildfire risk starting Thursday.
North Charleston public hearing scheduled for proposed NextEra-Dominion merger
A public hearing in North Charleston lets Dominion Energy customers testify on NextEra Energy’s proposed acquisition, with regulators expected to decide in January.
Charleston nonprofit turns cargo containers into homes for veterans
The Patriot Housing Project in Charleston is converting refrigerated shipping containers into small homes to provide affordable housing for local veterans.
Zoning restrictions butt heads with plans to expand popular seafood restaurant on the Isle of Palms
Isle of Palms officials granted zoning concessions to help Acme Lowcountry Kitchen owner Bobby Simons expand his seafood restaurant without closing it.
Retired Army colonel from SC Lowcountry shares story of triumph over addiction
Retired Army Colonel Willette Alston of Awendaw teaches JROTC at Burke High School and shares her recovery from addiction in a new memoir.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAYS this weekend for frost/freeze potential
WIS meteorologists issued First Alert Weather Days for Saturday and Sunday mornings, warning of the season’s first frost and freeze across South Carolina.
FIRST ALERT: Mild Veterans Day; coldest air of the season arrives this weekend
Charleston-area forecasters report a mild Veterans Day followed by the season’s coldest temperatures, with lows in the 30s arriving this weekend.
Son stabs his mom at Target, claims the Illuminati told him to kill her, affidavit says
A 21-year-old man in Waco, Texas, stabbed his mother at a Target store and is charged with aggravated assault after claiming the Illuminati ordered the attack.