Charleston non-profits provide clean drinking water to Jamaica after hurricane
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Two Lowcountry non-profits are teaming up to assist people in Jamaica who are still devastated by Category 5 Hurricane Melissa. The Livity Foundation is working with The Water Mission to provide this water. The Water Mission sent crews to Jamaica before the hurricane struck to provide...
Lowcountry high schoolers help deliver Thanksgiving food to homebound residents
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — While people at home are preparing Thanksgiving feasts, some Lowcountry high schoolers are making sure homebound residents won’t be forgotten. More than 250 volunteers are delivering Thanksgiving meals to over 200 homebound residents Wednesday morning, ensuring no one in the community spends...
How Long Recently Did It Take for Your SC Driver’s License to Arrive in...
A recent discussion has emerged on social media regarding the timeline for receiving a South Carolina driver's license in the mail. One user has been waiting for over 20 days and is seeking insight from others about their experiences. The user is particularly interested in hearing from residents of Berkeley County...
North Charleston’s Aqua Lounge at risk to lose alcohol license after state suspension
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — An embattled and controversial North Charleston nightclub, Aqua Lounge, has lost its alcohol license – for now. On Nov. 14, the state Department of Revenue suspended Aqua Lounge and Nightclub’s alcohol license after citing several violations. The Administrative Law Court held an...
Judge sets bond for Sullivan’s Island man facing domestic violence charge
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — One of the four men U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace accused of being a predator in a House floor speech has been granted bond in an unrelated domestic violence case. A judge set a $60,000 surety bond for two charges against Eric Bowman on Wednesday, according...
Seacoast Church volunteers serve up over 9,000 Thanksgiving meals across the Lowcountry
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Seacoast Church and hundreds of volunteers across the Lowcountry spent Thanksgiving week serving up thousands of meals to families in need, turning their campuses into what many called “Thanksgiving Central.”. It’s no small task to feed over 9,000 people, but the volunteers said...
1 injured in shooting on Rivers Avenue, police say
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Police in North Charleston are investigating a Wednesday afternoon shooting on Rivers Avenue. Officers responded to a strip mall off of Rivers Ave. around 2:00 p.m. after receiving reports of shots fired, the North Charleston Police Department said. When they arrived, they found a man...
Cancer surviving couple rings bell together at HCA Trident Hospital
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A Summerville couple celebrated being cancer-free on Wednesday with a ceremonial bell ringing at HCA Healthcare Trident Hospital. Janine and James Turpin have been together for 53 years and recently overcame two cancer diagnoses. Janine was declared free of uterine cancer, while James...
Family of autistic student who had gun pulled on him speaks out
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The family of an autistic student who had a school resource officer pull a gun on him at Fort Dorchester High School is now calling for more autism sensitivity training. This comes after the Nov. 7 incident that led to a school resource officer...
Local agent warns as Medicare plans vanish, leaving seniors with costly alternatives
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A local Medicare insurance agent says seniors in South Carolina are losing access to certain Medicare Advantage plans in the middle of open enrollment, leaving many with fewer and more expensive options. Christopher Westfall, a Medicare insurance agent in Charleston, says he gave clients...

















