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Angel Miguel Perez Taken From Car Seat in Post Office Parking Lot By SARAH NETTER and KATIE ESCHERICH A South Carolina infant who was kidnapped from his mother's car was reunited with his family early this morning. North...
Police in South Carolina have found a 1-month-old boy who was taken from a vehicle in North Charleston earlier this week. A statement by North Charleston police spokesman Spencer Pryor said Angel Miguel Perez was found safe at...
South Carolina is renovating a park on the site of one of one of the state's earliest towns. A new ranger residence is being dedicated Tuesday at Colonial Dorchester State Historic Site near Summerville.
A 23-year-old South Carolina woman has been charged after authorities say she beat a child in her care. Multiple media outlets reported Thursday that Erica Butts has been charged with homicide by child abuse.
In memoriam of C6APR, the Trident Amateur Radio Club (TARC) will be operating the CQWW SSB Contest using the club's call sign N4EE. We will be operating a single station out of W3VT in Summerville, SC on 75m, 40m, and 20m,...
An investigator from the National Transportation Safety Board was on the scene Thursday of a small plane crash that killed three men from South Carolina and one from Delaware. NTSB spokesman Keith Holloway says the investigator...
28-year-old Christopher Campbell, the man shot by a Summerville police officer on Oct. 3, died Saturday of organ failure from multiple gunshot wounds, according to the coroner. The coroner also ruled the incident suicide by cop.
South Carolina, Dorchester County, Summerville (Text front) This church was established in 1696 by settlers from Dorchester, Mass., for which the town of Dorchester was named. This brick sanctuary, built ca. 1700, was occupied...
South Carolina, Dorchester County, Summerville Newington Plantation was established on this site in the 1680s after Daniel Axtell recieved a royal grant of 300 acres. Axtell died shortly after arriving in the colony and his...
South Carolina, Dorchester County, Summerville A brick powder magazine enclosed by a tabby wall eight feet high was built here in 1757. During the Revolution, Dorchester was a strategic point. In 1775 the magazine was fortified...
