Scotty McCreery takes ‘Bottle Rockets’ from the beach in Charleston to Times Square
The beach, "Bottle Rockets," maracas, mandolins and guitars — what more could Scotty McCreery want in a music video for his latest hit?. Well, Hootie & the Blowfish, of course — and they're there, too. You can check out a preview now on Scotty's socials, before a special premiere Friday in New York City.
Visitors expected to pour into Summerville for annual Sweet Tea Festival
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD) — Thousands of people are expected to pack downtown Summerville this weekend for the annual Sweet Tea Festival, an event town leaders say is fueling both community pride and economic growth. The festival, which highlights Summerville’s claim as the birthplace of sweet tea, typically draws...
Coast Guard to honor crew who saved 3 from yacht that struck Charleston...
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The U.S. Coast Guard Sector Charleston will hold a recognition ceremony Wednesday to honor four members of the Charleston Harbor Branch Pilots for their efforts in saving boaters in distress. In March, the Coast Guard said it was alerted to a 58-foot yacht that struck the jetties in...
Madison LeCroy Is Opening a Hair Salon in Charleston
Charleston, your glam game is about to level up — courtesy of Madison LeCroy!. The Southern Charm star revealed on Instagram Stories that she’s opening her very own salon in Charleston, South Carolina. “It’s going to be big, it’s going to be amazing,” Madison teased of the new...
The aftermath of Charleston massacre offers model of healing, positive action
After a massacre in Charleston 10 years ago that devastated South Carolinians, faith leaders and elected officials immediately sought to ease public tensions and begin the healing process. There were no riots, no cries of vengeance, no shouts of Civil War. South Carolinians found hope and purpose in positive, unified...
Why Locals Say This Charleston Burger Shack Is The Best In South Carolina
In a city bursting with acclaimed restaurants and foodie hotspots, there’s one unassuming shack that outshines them all: Heavy’s Burgers. No neon signs, no glossy branding—just the irresistible scent of sizzling beef drawing locals into a line that snakes down the block, even on the hottest Charleston afternoons.
This Day in History: Sept. 18, 2013: West Ashley Piggly Wiggly announces closure
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A grocery store that served part of the West Ashley community for nearly 40 years announced it was closing down on Sept. 18, 2013. Grocer Piggly Wiggly said it was closing its Northbridge location on Sumar Street where Sam Rittenberg Boulevard and Old Town Road meet.
2 arrested in North Charleston mass shooting sentenced with probation, ends case
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Two out of the four men accused in a mass shooting in 2021 that killed a 14-year-old girl and injured 14 others have entered guilty pleas in Thursday’s court hearing. Tye Robinson Jr.,23, who pleaded guilty to one count of first-degree assault and battery,...
WATCH: Bobcat seen on Johns Island from security camera
JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCIV) — A bobcat, typically seen on Kiawah and Seabrook, appeared distant from their usual roaming grounds Thursday. A video, submitted to News 4 by Lou Cattano, shows a bobcat on Johns Island, off Humbert Road. The house where the video was captured is located a...
Historical sign now marks spot of Louie Tenement in Liberty Hill Community
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A historic sign now stands in the Liberty Hill community, signifying a place where generations of African American families got their start to a better life. The marker was erected by the South Carolina Department of Archives and History to recognize Louie Tenement. The marker...

















