Chick-fil-A on Rivers Ave. in North Charleston to reopen soon
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The Chick-Fil-A located on Rivers Ave. in North Charleston announced it is set to reopen on October 15. “After a little remodeling, we’re ready to welcome our amazing community back with open arms! North Charleston, thank you for your patience, love, and support while we worked behind the scenes to […]
2 convicted Summerville felons arrested after police find multiple guns in traffic stop
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — North Charleston police officers arrested two convicted felons accused of having multiple guns and firearm accessories inside a pickup truck during a traffic stop Friday morning. D’Zorion Daquase Davis, 22, and Montavius Altonio Lewis, 25, are charged with being felons in possession of a...
Two men found guilty in 2023 North Charleston murder; one sentenced to 45 years
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — One man has been sentenced to 45 years in prison, and another is awaiting sentencing after a jury found both guilty of the 2023 murder of Emmanuel Johnson in North Charleston. Qutairus Capers-Mitchell and Ti’Zaveis Grampus were found guilty of murder following days of testimony...
Demolition, new design mark progress for $1B new MUSC cancer hospital in downtown Charleston
Progress on a new $1 billion cancer hospital on the campus of Medical University of South Carolina can be seen in what will soon disappear — old buildings now coming down. The 14-story tower in downtown Charleston will rise from the site at Calhoun Street and Ashley Avenue as MUSC pursues an aggressive timeline to get it constructed and open by April 2030. It will be the centerpiece of the drive to create the state's first Comprehensive Cancer Center even as MUSC Hollings Cancer Center's service
Hurricane Isaias to bring rain, flooding to Charleston
MORNING HEADLINES | Charleston is preparing for significant flooding on the downtown peninsula due to a king tide cycle and heavy rain that is expected, in part, from Hurricane Isaias that is expected to slam into the Florida panhandle later today. The National Weather Service forecasts strong impacts in Charleston...
15 candidates vie for 5 seats on Charleston school board
With 15 candidates trying to become trustees for the board of Charleston County School District, the five races on the November ballot are shaping up to be doozies. Each of the odd-numbered seats on the school board — for districts 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 — are contested. The board’s current chair is not running for reelection.
Vehicle chase ends near Crosstown; woman surrenders after barricaded inside car
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Police arrested a woman Friday morning after a chase that began in North Charleston and ended near the Crosstown. The North Charleston Police Department said its officers were led in a pursuit by a suspect that began in their jurisdiction and ended in Charleston near Simmons-Pinckney Middle School. “The suspect […]
Publix set to close multiple stores including one in South Carolina
Publix announced the closure of several stores in the South, including one in South Carolina. The Florida-based grocery store announced the closure of seven stores in the South, with four in Florida, two in Georgia, and one in South Carolina. But some of the supermarkets might not be gone for long, according to the company.
Police chase, nearby standoff causes ‘brief’ Simmons-Pinckney Middle lockdown
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A multijurisdictional chase ended in a short standoff in downtown Charleston Friday morning, placing a middle school on lockdown and stopping traffic on the crosstown. Charleston Police Sgt. Daniel Wilson said Charleston Police assisted the North Charleston Police Department with the chase, which reportedly began...
Hurricane Isaias Moisture Could Dump Over 8 Inches on Savannah and 6 Inches on...
SOUTH CAROLINA — Two rainfall hot spots are emerging across the Carolinas and Georgia as moisture from Hurricane Isaias wraps in from both the Gulf and the Atlantic. A high-resolution tropical model shows more than 4 inches of rain possible across the Lowcountry, South Georgia, and the western Carolinas. Savannah could see over 8 inches, while Charleston may pick up around 6 inches. The model may be overdoing some coastal totals, but the overall picture is becoming clearer.

















