This Old-Fashioned South Carolina Candy Shop Makes Fresh Pralines and Fudge, With Ice Cream...
Charleston is full of historic corners, but one candy shop near the old Market keeps drawing people back for something warm and sugary. Pralines get made in small batches, fudge sets up firm and old-fashioned, and a case of truffles sits right beside a counter scooping ice cream. Free samples...
Some North Charleston council members criticized mayor’s memo on police chief exit. Others disagree.
NORTH CHARLESTON — Two council members said the news of former Chief Ron Camacho's resignation revealed communication issues between the mayor's office and City Council. Councilman Chris Emde learned of the resignation from residents. Councilwoman Stephanie Ganaway-Pasley said she found out on social media. She acknowl
North Charleston police celebrate second Spanish Citizens Academy graduation
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The North Charleston Police Department celebrated the graduation of its second Spanish Citizens Police Academy on Friday. The program, according to a CrimeWatch post from the department, offers an opportunity to bring officers and community members together, learn from one another, and b
New 24/7 emergency room expands healthcare access in Mount Pleasant
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD)— Residents in Mount Pleasant will soon have another option when they need emergency medical care, with a new standalone emergency room opening in the community. HCA Healthcare Long Point ER celebrated the new facility Saturday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and family-friendly event. Communi
This Cozy Little McClellanville Diner Serves The Homestyle South Carolina Breakfast Travelers Pull Off...
Along a quiet stretch of Highway 17 between Charleston and Georgetown sits a small diner that surprises just about everyone who stops. From the road, it looks like an ordinary building, but inside waits some of the best homestyle cooking in the South Carolina Lowcountry. Travelers pull over hungry and...
The Citadel welcomes nearly 750 new cadets, including record 119 women in Class of...
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A new school year is underway at The Citadel. What comes with it is high energy levels as the incoming class of cadet recruits, known as “knobs,” arrived on campus for matriculation and the start of their transition into military college life. Nearly...
Police warn of jellyfish stings on Sullivan’s Island Saturday
SULLIVAN’S ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) – The Sullivan’s Island Police Department advises beachgoers to exercise caution in the water on Saturday following multiple reports of jellyfish stings. The Sullivan’s Island Police Department recommends staying alert when entering the water, especially because clear jellyfish can be dif
Smoke, Fire, and a New Chapter: Truth BBQ Sets Its Sights on Charleston
Charleston’s barbecue scene is about to get a little hotter. The nationally acclaimed Truth BBQ is expanding to Charleston, with plans to open at the former Rutledge Cab Company site on Upper King Street. The highly anticipated addition brings one of Texas’ most celebrated barbecue brands to the heart of one of America
Dominion Energy offers tips to lower cooling costs amid record heat waves
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – Dominion Energy is offering tips to conserve energy and manage bills as the Lowcountry is experiencing record-breaking high temperatures this week and into next week. Gerald Freeman, program manager of Dominion Energy South Carolina’s Home Energy Checkup program, stated: “Customers may
Truth Barbeque to open Charleston outpost in former Rutledge Cab Company space
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A popular Texas barbecue restaurant is bringing its smoked meats to the Holy City. Truth Barbeque is slated to open a Charleston location in the former Rutledge Cab Company space, marking an expansion of the Texas staple into South Carolina. Rutledge Cab Company closed in...

















