Cat cafe helps family pets during government shutdown
The Savannah staple, Pounce Cat Cafe, is coming up front to give back to families struggling to feed their furry friends during the shutdown.
This Day in History: Nov. 9, 1990: Charleston Holiday Festival of Lights Launches
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A Lowcountry holiday tradition is marking 35 years on Sunday. The Charleston Holiday Festival of Lights has been bringing joy to Charlestonians since Nov. 9, 1990, when it first debuted at the James Island County Park. Organizers started the event after Hurricane Hugo destroyed many of the...
Former Cooper River Farms residents raised health concerns and fear legal threats
Charleston, South Carolina – Former residents and families at Cooper River Farms apartments are concerned about their health due to the state of their residences. When they spoke up about discovering what they considered to be a mold-like material, management replied with legal threats. What began as severe allergy...
Sandwiched Between Charleston And Columbia Is South Carolina’s Abandoned Historic Gem With Unique Structures
It's easy to forget that for every American colony that survived and eventually thrived, lots of pre-Revolutionary settlements simply vanished. Some of them left behind nothing at all, and others left behind the broken husks of buildings half-consumed by nature like Colonial Dorchester, a former trading town inland...
Officer draws gun on Fort Dorchester High School student in North Charleston
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. — The North Charleston Police continue to investigate an incident that occurred at a local high school on Friday morning that ended with an officer drawing a gun on a student. Police said they were called to Fort Dorchester High School after a staff member reported...
Crews recover body of missing College of Charleston student
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The body of a missing College of Charleston student was recovered Saturday near Charleston Harbor. Charleston Police Harbor Patrol units, with assistance from the Mount Pleasant Police Department, Charleston County Rescue, and the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office, responded to a report of...
Contentious Debate: Concerns Over Racial Profiling and Community Impact Rise Following ICE Operation in...
abcnews4.com - 11/05/2025 07:11:00 PM. A recent two-night operation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in North Charleston, South Carolina, has sparked a heated debate among the public. The operation, which was assisted by local law enforcement, resulted in multiple detentions, primarily of individuals...
Charleston Weather: Isolated Strong Storms Possible This Afternoon
Charleston, SC – The National Weather Service (NWS) in Charleston says scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are expected to return late this morning and continue into the afternoon across southeast South Carolina and southeast Georgia. While the overall severe threat is low, forecasters note that an isolated...
The South Carolina Aquarium will provide federal employees with one week of free admission
Charleston, South Carolina — In light of the continuing government shutdown, the South Carolina Aquarium has announced that it will provide free entry to federal employees and their guests for one week, beginning Thursday. According to the South Carolina Aquarium, federal employees and up to three visitors will be...
North Charleston investigators make arrests in the Piedmont Avenue homicide
North Charleston, South Carolina – Detectives in North Charleston detained a guy in connection with a fatal shooting on Piedmont Avenue on October 2. Eric Malloy Mitchell, 28, was arrested Monday, according to the North Charleston Police Department. He is accused of shooting and killing Jamichael Blair, 26, of...
