South Carolina Facility Workers Charged After Vulnerable Adult Was Left Strapped to Toilet for...
For a full hour, a vulnerable adult sat strapped to a toilet with a leaking feeding tube, and the two people responsible for their care allegedly did nothing to help. Angela Peterson, 46, and Sherika Myles, 41, are now facing charges of neglect of a vulnerable adult, according to the official press release shared by […
Proposed Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern Merger Could Strengthen South Carolina’s Connection to National Markets
South Carolina has spent decades building an economy around manufacturing, trade and its ability to move goods efficiently. From the Port of Charleston to the manufacturing corridor along Interstate 85, much of the state’s continued economic growth depends on getting products to customers and raw materials to businesse
Charleston Author Corey L. Hamilton Turns a Life of Struggle Into a Story of...
Charleston author, creator and entrepreneur Corey L. Hamilton is sharing a message rooted in struggle, faith, redemption and second chances through his book, Dirty Hands but a Clean Heart™. The heart behind the project is simple: a person’s past does not have to determine their future. Hamilton created...
HOT PROPERTIES: Brooks Brothers leases spot on busy street
Brooks Brothers leased 7,676 square feet at 205 King St. in Charleston. A 35,000-square-foot industrial property on Johns Island sold for $3.2 million. Reyes Beverage Group purchased 338,120 square feet of industrial space in West Columbia. Founders Federal Credit Union purchased a 3,745-square-foot office property in
Man sentenced in fatal 2022 Charleston boating accident
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A man was sentenced to three years in prison following a boat collision that left one person dead. Nicholas Francesco Zuccala Jr. pleaded guilty to reckless homicide by operation of a boat. Officers with the North Charleston Police Department Marine Unit were at the Riverfront...
Charleston bar announces permanent closure
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – After nearly three decades, a downtown bar on Upper King Street is closing its doors permanently. Silver Dollar will serve its last customers on Aug. 23 and is inviting Charleston back for “one final week.” “For more than 26 years, this bar has been my second home,” owner Steve Sher said […]
New suspect charged in South Carolina State homecoming shootings
ORANGEBURG, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) – Another man has been charged in connection with shootings during South Carolina State University’s 2025 homecoming weekend. The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division says Javarrious Jamison, 20, of Vance, was charged with possession of a firearm on school property. According to an arres
Plan to buy Awendaw’s controversial White Tract would add land to Cape Romain refuge
AWENDAW — The S.C. Office of Resilience and Open Space Institute want to purchase and preserve a controversial piece of privately owned land on the border of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. For years, Georgia-based Pulte Homes LLC has planned to build about 200 septic tank-dependent homes on...
CCSD launches Head Start Recruitment Bus, expanding access to support for families
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – The Charleston County School District’s Early Learning Department is launching a new initiative that takes early education directly into neighborhoods. The Head Start Recruitment Bus is a mobile outreach initiative designed to connect families with Head Start and Early Head Start progra
$72 million renourishment project completed in the Grand Strand
CHARLESTON, SC (WMBF) - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District, completed its $72 million Grand Strand Renourishment project on Aug. 15. The purpose of the project was to restore and protect against storm damage along the South Carolina coast, including North Myrtle Beach, Myrtle Beach, Surfside Beach, a

















