Rachel Maddow joins us for a candid conversation about history and the fight for democracy. She traces her path from AIDS activism to journalism and explains how she learned to use stories to move hearts as well as minds. We also wrestle with PEPFAR, mass incarceration and Trump-era abuses, and we talk about protecting our own power and holding on to hope while we try to push this country forward. In the end, Rachel reminds us that telling the truth is its own form of power, and she challenges us to keep doing the work our moment demands.

As the beleaguered agency rushes to open detention facilities across the country, it can't seem to get its own announcements right.

Those who knew Davis best remember her as more than just a teacher—she was a mentor, an inspiration, and a beacon of compassion.

We'll see more in the way of cloud cover and maybe even a few showers on Thursday, but that won't stop temperatures from getting back to the mid-70s after a warm-for-February start in the mid-50s. Deep southwesterly flow will continue to pump warm and moist air into the area, and as temperatures warm into the 70s, this could spawn a few popup showers (not something we often say in February!) along with gusts around 20-25 MPH.

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As the beleaguered agency rushes to open detention facilities across the country, it can't seem to get its own announcements right.

Today, the City of Charleston celebrated the completion of the award-winning Low Battery Restoration Project with a ribbon-cutting ceremony along Murray Boulevard

The City of Charleston in partnership with the national Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund (CFE Fund) announced today the grand opening of Charleston’s Financial Empowerment Center (FEC)

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Jackson, who died Tuesday, worked to diversify the electorate and brought Black women into Democratic politics who ascended to positions of power.

Summerville police ask for any information to solve the Feb. 18, 2020, slaying of 20-year-old Dale Dean “DJ” McDonald.

Update your book collection and support the Charleston County Library during the Charleston Friends of the Library’s (CFOL) Spring Book Sale at the Otranto Road Library. The event will be held on Frid...

S.C. State’s Faculty Senate said the university police chief should resign or be removed after two men were killed and a student was injured in a campus shooting last week.

CHESTER - U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Wednesday backtracked on its statement last week that it had purchased the former Pep Boys warehouse in Chest

The candidates speak about whether to take the vaccine, the right to be exempt from measles vaccine and the need to balance those concerns with public health.