Tortoise hits top speed of 0.2mph and blocks traffic: Hanahan PD
HANAHAN, S.C. (WCBD) – The Hanahan Police Department responded to a suspicious hindrance blocking traffic on Sunday, an African Spurred Tortoise! The Hanahan Police Department received a call about a pedestrian taking a rather slow commute, impeding traffic. The tortoise was allegedly resisting a swift transit. Accordi
The Tallest Building in South Carolina Once Was a Church in a Town of...
The tallest building in South Carolina was never in Columbia or Greenville or any of the big cities you would expect. It was a church in a tiny town, a Gothic Revival spire that shot into the air, visible from miles away across the cotton fields and pine forests. The...
Star Gospel Mission hosts annual “A Walk In Their Shoes” to raise homelessness awareness
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Star Gospel Mission is hosting its third annual “A Walk in Their Shoes” event on Sunday to raise community homelessness awareness and program support for people living in vulnerable conditions. The “A Walk In Their Shoes Event” welcomes the community to walk with people facing homelessness. Th
Mount Pleasant Italian restaurant had a rent increase of more than $10,000. It found...
After nearly two decades in business, Cuoco Pazzo Trattoria is moving to a new location in Mount Pleasant. The Italian restaurant, locally owned by Davide Davino and his wife, will relocate to 1181 Oakland Market Road near the Walmart in the north end of town. The new space comes with a larger kitchen, a covered patio,
Everything About This Church-Turned-Restaurant In South Carolina Will Leave You Speechless
If someone told you they were taking you to church for dinner, you’d probably assume they meant a potluck in the fellowship hall. At Church and Union in Charleston, South Carolina, they mean something far more spectacular and delicious. The Holy City lives up to its nickname with more...
Naturalization ceremony in Charleston welcomes 24 new US citizens
On Friday, 24 people from around the world officially became United States citizens during a naturalization ceremony at the Robert C. Byrd Federal Courthouse in Charleston.
‘Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer’ brings climate story to Spoleto
Alvin Sputnik’s tool belt is a thing of wonder. Armed with just lights, a bubble machine and a custom-made drawing app, this intrepid explorer will turn the College of Charleston’s Emmett Robinson Theatre into an immersive deep-sea world. The title character of ‘Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer’, an...
Piccolo Spoleto festival brings art to Charleston
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Charleston is celebrating the 48th annual Piccolo Spoleto festival, with music, dancing and visual art on display in Marion Square. The event runs from May 22 to June 7 and features 250 events this year. The festival brings in locals and people from across the nation to explore the talent on d
Lowcountry graduate honors fallen Marine through her name on Memorial Day
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD)–A Lowcountry graduation took on a deeper meaning this Memorial Day, as one Ashley Ridge High School senior walked the stage carrying a powerful legacy tied to service and sacrifice. Drew Towner is celebrating a major milestone, but her story is rooted in the memory of Corporal Andrew White, a M
‘I will get there!’ Andrew Muller takes on 3,000 pull-ups to fund wife’s cancer...
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — Before sunrise, Andrew Muller stepped up to a pull-up bar in Mount Pleasant with one goal in mind. He needed to complete 3,000 pull-ups in 12 hours. “I mean, I'm going to get to 3,000," Muller said. "I'll tell you that. I will get...

















