Charleston City Council on Tuesday, March 10, agreed to defer a vote on proposed regulations related to electronic bicycles, or e-bikes.
According to the city's communications officer Deja Knight McMillan, the decision was made to allow for more public input, review, and coordination with law...
In a world of push notifications and packed calendars, 13 men in Berkeley County have chosen silence.
They wake at 3:30 a.m.
They eat in silence.
They surrender phones, sideline family life, and personal ambition.
And they insist they’ve never been more free.
Just 45 minutes from Daniel...
Step on Governors Park’s athletic fields after rain, and you know the problem: squishy turf, slow recovery, and soggy cleats.
Charleston leaders said that’s about to change.
The City of Charleston officially approved a construction contract for $885,373 for a drainage improvement project at...
Taking a seat in the middle of a crowded coffee shop and armed only with a cup of joe, Charleston Mayor William Cogswell invited Daniel Island constituents, one by one, to sit next to him – and talk.
Problem-minded residents, many of whom arrived by 7:30 a.m. to sign in their names and...
Spring will bloom in color and texture as professional artists and local students showcase their talent at the sixth annual Fine Art Show and Sale Saturday, April 25, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Daniel Island Recreation Center.
The gallery-style exhibit is free to the public and will feature...
The following incidents were taken from the City of Charleston Police Department’s crime reports within Team 5, which covers Daniel Island, Clements Ferry Road, and parts of Cainhoy, between Feb. 16-28.
THEFT OF BUILDING MATERIALS
On Monday, Feb. 16, an officer responded to Clements Ferry...
The Daniel Island News had plenty to celebrate at the 2026 South Carolina Press Association Annual Awards bringing home numerous honors, including second place for Overall General Excellence in print.
Editor Emma Slaven led the wins with first place for Review Portfolio, first place in...
Berkeley County Councilman Jarrod Brooks announced he will run for the South Carolina House of Representatives District 99 seat in the Republican primary on June 9.
The seat, which covers Daniel Island, the Clements Ferry corridor, Hanahan, and portions of Goose Creek, is currently held by Rep...
Do you have a child interested in biology, medicine, or science? Have they read anything by Mary Roach? All of her works are so easy to read or listen to. The latest is “Replaceable You.” Roach deep-dives into the science of body parts that can be replaced. If you are uncomfortable with the proper...
From zero to state champions in just nine years.
The Philip Simmons High School boys’ basketball team captured its first state title in the school’s brief history with a 50-46 victory over High Point Academy in the Class AA championship March 5 at the Colonial Life Arena at the campus of the...