You may have heard old wive’s tales linking things like a full moon, high tides, or an approaching hurricane to an expecting mother’s due date.

Hurricane Dorian may be long gone, but the financial impact of the storm is still being felt around the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry.

Local folks are noticing more lizards than usual. The population is booming.

Updated on Tropical Storm Humberto

Saturday marked one year since Hurricane Florence made landfall in the Carolinas, reshaping the lives of thousands throughout our community.

During Friday’s meeting, the Chatham County Commission discussed reserve funds in the county budget related to the mandatory evacuation ahead of Hurricane Dorian.

The 5 p.m. advisory from the National Hurricane Center states that Tropical Depression 9 has officially formed in the Atlantic Ocean.

The National Hurricane Center has released the first advisory for Potential Tropical Cyclone 9, or what could become Tropical Storm Humberto.

One of the organizers of the fundraiser once vacationed on the island and can’t believe the destruction she has seen on the news.

Numbers are starting to come in as we find out how many people did or did not evacuate during Hurricane Dorian. In Beaufort County, the numbers might be lower than what you would expect.

Imagine waking up without a roof tomorrow morning. That's exactly what happened to one Beaufort County family after Hurricane Dorian came through last week.

Sea turtle nesting season is almost over, and with Dorian coming, conservationists were worried about what would happen to the eggs that have not hatched.

John Long with Christian Social Ministries rolled barrels into banks and other places for people to drop off cleaning supplies, non-perishable food and anything else.

In places like Hunting Island, state park rangers are working to clean up trees and debris as quickly as possible to get the park back open to the public.

“I wanted to get a metal detector and especially after the hurricane and see if there’s anything, any history or artifacts that kind of washed up on the shore,” Lattin said. “We actually just got lucky with no equipment, just spending a day at the beach.”