D.R. Horton faces federal lawsuit over alleged mortgage payment concealment
ORLANDO, Fla. (WCSC) - The largest homebuilding company in the United States with multiple projects throughout the Lowcountry is facing a federal lawsuit over claims the company conceals the true monthly cost of purchasing a home. The lawsuit, which was filed in Florida, claims D.R. Horton works with their preferred...
Road reopens after crews battle North Charleston fire
NORTH CHARLESON, S.C. (WCSC) - Kent Avenue has reopened to traffic after crews battled a fire in North Charleston. The North Charleston Police Department said the North Charleston Fire Department was working a fire in the 2300 block of Kent Avenue. The road was closed for about 40 minutes. There...
OPINION: Rediscovery of African American burial grounds provides opportunities for collective healing
In the course of construction work in 2013, the remains of 36 individuals of African descent were uncovered in the heart of downtown Charleston. They had lain hidden for some 200 years in an unmarked 18th-century burial ground. For more than two centuries, such burial grounds, especially those in the...
Charleston Co. deputies continue search for answers in shooting, 13 years later
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) - Investigators are still searching for answers 13 years after a man was shot and killed at a home in Adams Run. The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office says Nathaniel Gordon, 49, was playing cards with others inside a home on Old Jacksonboro Road at about 7:50 p.m. on November 9, 2012,...
Summerville Police charge a guy with gunshot and armed robbery
Summerville, South Carolina – A man from Johns Island is facing many counts after a gun deal evolved into an armed robbery and shooting in the Summerville area last month. According to court filings, Josiah Kashawn Campbell has been charged with aggravated assault and battery, armed robbery, possession of a firearm...
16 South Carolina’s Hole in the Wall Restaurants That Locals Hope You Never Find
South Carolina is home to a treasure trove of hidden eateries cherished by locals for their authenticity and flavor. These establishments, often tucked away in unexpected places, offer a genuine taste of the state’s culinary soul. Here’s a look at 16 such gems that locals hope you never find.
North Charleston Police Department hosts ‘Praise in the Community Festival’
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The North Charleston Police Department hosted ‘Praise in the Community Festival’ on Saturday. Their goal is to work with the community to reduce violence and promote peace in the city, while building stronger relationships between officers and community members. Food, music, bounce...
This Hole-In-The-Wall South Carolina Spot Is The True Home Of Shrimp And Grits
Charleston’s culinary scene is legendary, and at the heart of it all sits Slightly North of Broad, affectionately known as SNOB. This iconic restaurant has been serving up award-winning Lowcountry cuisine since 1993, transforming traditional Southern dishes into modern masterpieces. Whether you’re a foodie chasing...
A former Democratic lawmaker in South Carolina is accused of defrauding legal clients
Charleston, South Carolina — Former South Carolina state representative Marvin Pendarvis (D) has been indicted on federal accusations that he scammed clients out of more than $500,000 while acting as an attorney. On Wednesday, a federal grand jury delivered a 10-count indictment charging him with wire fraud,...
Lowcountry Food Bank offers many food giveaways amid concerns about SNAP financing
Charleston County, South Carolina — As concerns mount about the potential impact of the prolonged government shutdown on SNAP payments, the Lowcountry Food Bank is offering a variety of food distribution options. Sangaree Middle School in Ladson will host a food distribution from 4 to 6 p.m. The mobile...

















