By Cassidy Stubbs On a bright and humid day, the marsh air wraps around Charleston like a familiar hug. For people who have lived here their whole lives, and even for those who came later,  that warm and heavy breeze means something different to everyone. For Lucy Arnold, 71, it carries the same feeling she remembers from childhood vacations. To Max Fortier, 26, it signals excitement and possibility. And for Angie Lindsey, 54, it has become a bittersweet reminder of a place t

By Chaela Morris Americans want to live in walkable communities, according to a 2023 National poll, and the  same holds true for...

by Phillip Blanda Charleston experienced 27 floods rated moderate or higher last year - defined as water levels at 7.5 feet in the harbor...

by Henry McInerny Housing rent rose an average of 10.4% in South Carolina in 2022, according to RentHub.com. And this is making it tough...

by Abbey Curtis Small roads and heavy traffic create safety issues downtown. Downtown Charleston roads were identified as some of the...