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The thrift shop benefiting Paws in the Panhandle, originally expected to open in October, threw open its doors today.

A ruling by the Public Service Commission means Tega Cay Water Service customers will see an increase in their utilities soon.

By October, anglers on Lake Wylie could find out just how safe, or unsafe, the fish they catch are to eat.

Few people showed up in Fort Mill Tuesday night to hear S.C. House District 48 Rep. Ralph Norman (R-Rock Hill) talk about several legislative issues

Lake Wylie Lutheran Church in Fort Mill has moved a step closer toward disassociating itself from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America after ELCA's decided to allow homosexual clergy.

Republican Mick Mulvaney of Indian Land debuted his first television ad this week, marking a new phase in his campaign to unseat U.S. Rep. John Spratt. The 30-second spot shows Mulvaney with his family and then shifts to his opposition to the health care bill.

Someone who bought a winning Powerball ticket in Fort Mill could lose out on $200,000.

Residents of Fort Mill's Paradise community gathered at Steele Street Park for "Peace in the Streets."

Talk to Fred Cormack's friends and they will tell you that Fred, in all of the best possible ways, was predictable.

The community is invited Tuesday to discuss issues with S.C. House District 48 State Rep. Ralph Norman at a meeting in Fort Mill.

A DUI crackdown led to 10 arrests in Indian land over the weekend.

In dueling campaign appearances at River Hills Country Club, U.S. Rep. John Spratt called his Republican challenger "another Mark Sanford," while Mick Mulvaney faulted Spratt for selling out constituents in favor of the national Democratic agenda.

Despite a rocky economy, Baxter Town Center is at 97 percent percent capacity.

Once upon a time, a Southern girl with stars in her eyes moved to New York to pursue an acting career. Years later, she's living the dream.

The U.S. Supreme Court case pitting South Carolina against North Carolina for control of Catawba River water could be settled by the end of the year, and possibly not by the justices.