Earlier this month, Charleston’s Police Chief announced that he was diagnosed with cancer. Now he wants people to know he’s taking on this challenge head on.
How is the Palmetto State leading the nation in keeping former inmates from going back to jail?
Many folks in the Midlands woke up to lots of rain this morning, but Elsa had more of an impact in the Lowcountry. Port Royal in Beaufort County saw downed power lines and trees knocked down from the storm.
A South Carolina man has been sentenced to a year and a half in federal prison after pleading guilty to taking part in violence that erupted last summer in Charleston following the death of George Floyd.
A South Carolina prosecutor says she is seeking outside opinions after reviewing official reports on the January jail death of a man with mental health issues. Ninth Circuit Solicitor Scarlett Wilson said Tuesday that she intends to bring justice to the family of Jamal Sutherland.
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP): Authorities in South Carolina are searching for a gunman accused of shooting and wounding three people inside a shopping mall. The North Charleston Police Department says it was called to the Northwoods Mall just before 1:30 p.m. Sunday on reports of a shooting in a common area. Lt. Matt Hughes says officers evacuated the shoppers and determined…
An officer was shot and another person is dead after an exchange of gunfire in downtown Charleston Tuesday morning.
CHARLESTON, SC (WCIV)– The largest ship to dock on the east coast is currently in a Charleston port. Right now, ‘The Brazil’ is sitting at the Wando terminal. Amy Russo was at the port when the ship arrived. Categories: Local News, State Tags: cargo ship, Charleston
CHARLESTON. S.C. (AP) _ Several Charleston streets were closed because of high tide flooding that is expected to continue through Monday morning. The Charleston Police Department announced the closures on Saturday. The streets were later reopened, but the police department cautioned that flooding is expected to continue during high tides on Saturday evening, Sunday and Monday morning. The National Weather…
A new study ranked Charleston’s drinking water in the top ten for so-called “forever chemicals” known as PFA’s. (WCIV) By Brodie Hart CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) —A new study ranked Charleston’s drinking water in the top ten for so-called “forever chemicals” known as PFA’s. PFA’s are man-made chemicals found in stain-resistant and oil-resistant materials like Teflon, but can also be found in clothing…
