‘Somebody should be liable’: 36 Dorchester District 2 students fall ill during theater trip
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCSC) — Three dozen elementary students from Eugene Sires Elementary School became sick on a field trip Monday, throwing up shortly after eating their movie snacks at the Cinemark on Ladson Road, parents and chaperones said. Jennifer Passmore, the public information officer for Dorchester School Dist
Lowcountry leaders call rush to redistrict unfair for voters
The communities share nearly 200 miles of coastline, but the Grand Strand and Lowcountry couldn’t be more different. One boasts towering resorts, boardwalks, water parks, and a plethora of seafood buffets. The other is known for its history, live oaks, rustic barrier islands, and Gullah Geechee cuisine. But now...
Trucks crashes into Mount Pleasant home, authorities on scene
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — The Mount Pleasant police department is responding to a truck that crashed into a house near Melvin Bennett Road in Mount Pleasant. According to police on scene, the driver lost control of the vehicle, hit a curb, and went through the fence of the property. The car then flew over the pool
Music icon Willie Nelson to perform in North Charleston on May 24
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Country music icon Willie Nelson is set to perform in North Charleston this weekend. The legendary singer-songwriter will take the stage Sunday at Firefly Distillery. Nelson is known for a long list of hits, including “Mamma’s Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys,” “Always on My M
From the Editor: A Peek at G&G’s New Charleston Headquarters
This past march, we moved into our new office in downtown Charleston, South Carolina. This will be G&G’s third space in the last nineteen years. The first was a four-story building that had housed an apothecary for more than 120 years. There were heart pine floors, eleven-foot-high ceilings, and even fireplaces and pri
Lincolnville (South Carolina) Hometown Festival – May 29-30, 2026 – A special community event
A Weekend of Celebration, Remembrance, and Community Pride in One of South Carolina’s Oldest African American Towns. Lincolnville, SC — The Lincolnville Preservation & Historical Society announces a powerful weekend of celebration, remembrance, and community pride as the town prepares to host the 2026 Lincolnville Home
Charleston County to cover adoption fees for Pet Helpers adoptions, easing overcrowding
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — Pet Helpers announced an emergency adoption initiative amid severe overcrowding at its shelter. Charleston County will be covering the adoption fees for many pets through June 30, according to shelter officials. Under the initiative, Charleston County residents can adopt animals 4 month
Former Charleston fireman says station conditions led him to resign
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — One former Charleston firefighter claims his poor health conditions from reported mold in one fire station made him feel like he was “waiting to die,” leading him to feel like he had no other choice but to resign. Numerous Charleston firefighters have come...
Chicora Elementary student in custody for allegedly bringing a loaded gun to school: NCPD
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A student was taken into custody for allegedly bringing a loaded handgun to Chicora Elementary in North Charleston on Thursday morning, officers said. Officers with the North Charleston Police Department were notified that a handgun was recovered from inside a student’s bookbag. Officers
A dozen e-bikes, mopeds, and motorcycles impounded at Moultrie Middle School: MPPD
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – A dozen mopeds, motorcycles, and modified e-bikes were impounded at Moultrie Middle School Thursday morning by the Mount Pleasant Police Department. MPPD said that these vehicles were illegally operated and were being used by students, with many being operated by unlicensed and underage ri

















