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North Charleston divvied out $25M for infrastructure upgrades. Here's how it’ll be spent.
North Charleston doled out $2.5 million to each of the 10 councilmembers for infrastructure improvements, like sidewalks, drainage and signage.
Charleston County gives update on major project meant to ease traffic in West Ashley, Johns Island
The interchanges gives West Ashley and Johns Island residents the option to avoid the busy traffic of the U.S. Highway 17 and ...
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Charleston Water System customers to see water rate increase. Here’s why
Charleston Water System anticipates a water rate increase for its customers starting January 1, 2026. CWS gave Charleston ...
Multiple I-64 lanes closing for repairs to large hole on Fort Hill Bridge in Charleston
Multiple lanes of Interstate 64 are closed again Wednesday for emergency road repairs, officials said.The westbound middle ...
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Setting up shop in Charleston
An influx of new brands and high-spending tourists is reshaping Charleston’s retail. Here’s what to know before setting up ...
Norfolk Southern to close North Charleston rail crossing for maintenance
Norfolk Southern plans a two-day closure of a North Charleston railroad crossing next week for track replacement, the city ...
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Crews to begin multi-phase project on Fort Hill Bridge in Charleston
Bridge maintenance crews were working hard patching four large sections on the Fort Hill Bridge Westbound on I-64 Saturday ...
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Norfolk Southern temporarily closing part of Ashley Phosphate Road railway crossing
Norfolk Southern is set to close part of a major railway in North Charleston for emergency repairs, significantly impacting ...
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Ashley Phosphate railroad crossing to close for repairs, major traffic impacts expected
A railroad crossing in North Charleston is set to close for two days next week, shutting down a busy portion of Ashley ...
50 Most Dangerous Roads to Drive on in America, According to the Data
Hitting the open road sounds exciting, but some stretches of highway pack in far more risks than others. Packed traffic, unpredictable weather, and distracted drivers turn ordinary drives into dicey ...