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Two men who ambushed and killed another man are found guilty, SC prosecutor says

A South Carolina jury recently found two men guilty of murder, according to the 9th Circuit Solicitor’s Office . On Oct. 9, both Qutairus Capers-Mitchell and Ti’Zaveis Grampus were convicted of murdering Emmanuel Johnson in 2023, the solicitor’s office said in a news release. Capers-Mitchell also was found guilty of possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime, according to the release. The 4-day trial in a Charleston County courtroom ended with the jury finding Capers-Mitchel
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Goose Creek man charged after construction worker killed in hit-and run on Rivers Avenue

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A 40-year-old Goose Creek resident was arrested in connection with a Sunday evening fatal collision of a highway construction worker on Rivers Avenue, according to the North Charleston Police Department. Carlos Alberto Castro Pineda was arrested and charged with reckless vehicular homicide, hit and...
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SCDES proposal for changes to private dock rules and regulations, hosting public hearing

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The South Carolina Department of Environmental Services held a public information session Tuesday evening to discuss proposed regulatory changes for private and jointly owned coastal docks, drawing waterfront property owners and marine industry professionals. The session, held at North Charleston City Hall, outlined a proposal that would affect docks in […]
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Possible changes to South Carolina dock regulations on the horizon

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — State coastal managers met with residents in Charleston Tuesday night to discuss possible changes to dock regulations in South Carolina. As the state’s population grows, so has the number of private docks. That increased volume has led to challenges with navigation, shoreline access, and impacts to the Tidelands and the coast.
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McMaster will not oust CCSD member despite finding conduct ‘unacceptable’

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Gov. Henry McMaster announced Wednesday that he will not remove Charleston County School Board member Darlene Dunmeyer-Roberson, though he characterized her conduct as “unacceptable.”. The decision follows a September hearing before a three-member panel in Columbia, where Dunmeyer-Roberson responded to allegations involving the unauthorized...
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As sand mines fuel Charleston’s growth, rural Dorchester is saddled with the side effects

DORCHESTER — Sparkle Clark lives in a small home in the woods around Four Hole Swamp, which sits near Dorchester County's border with Berkeley. Her closest neighbor is not a person; it's a sand mine. Clark calls her land "Pretty Place," inspired by a scenic overlook and open-air chapel...
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Mount Pleasant settles legal battle over 185-acre Republic Tract on Wando River for $28.5...

MOUNT PLEASANT — A 185-acre tract of undeveloped land along the Wando River will be partially preserved as a public park under a settlement agreement reached on Oct. 13. Mount Pleasant Town Council agreed to settle a yearslong legal battle brought against the town in 2023. The Deierlein family, who previously owned the land off of Highway 41, sued the town and Mount Pleasant Waterworks over water and sewer service access that was tied to the town's annexation requirements.
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NAI Charleston Brokers Sale of ±1.99 Acres on Johns Island for Office Development

NAI Charleston is pleased to announce the sale of a ±1.99-acre development site located at 2729 Bohicket Road on Johns Island, South Carolina. The property sold for $725,000, with David Grubbs, SIOR and David Ellis Grubbs of NAI Charleston representing the seller in the transaction. Situated at the corner...
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Residents raise concerns over trash pile-up at West Ashley apartment complex

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Concerns are growing among residents at The Magnolia by Trion Living, where one tenant says disruptions to basic services and property upkeep have made living conditions increasingly difficult. Jim Quisenberry, who has lived at the complex for seven years, said problems have worsened since Trion...
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Behind the Front Door: Lowcountry families working hard and still falling short

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — From the outside, a Charleston home can tell a story of stability: a familiar façade, a well-kept exterior and a place that looks like it belongs. But appearances can be deceiving. Behind some of those front doors, families are stretching every dollar to...

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