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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Comedian KevOnStage is bringing his one-man comedy tour, “Grief Sucks,” to the Charleston Music Hall this Sunday. Kevin Fredericks, a television producer and social media influencer who is known professionally as KevOnStage, said the show draws from personal loss, including the death of his fi

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A Lowcountry plastic surgery practice is closed, and patients who spent years saving for life-changing procedures are now left with unfinished care and uncertainty about exactly what comes next. “Really unfortunate situation. The times are really messy, and it’s not just Sweetgrass that’s suff

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Just two weeks before North Charleston Police Chief Ron Camacho’s resignation, the county’s top prosecutor detailed deep-seated evidentiary failures inside his agency. Ninth Circuit Solicitor Scarlett Wilson sent a four-page letter addressed to Camacho on July 29 and shared that her offi

Charleston County Public Works officials will host a quarterly public meeting for the ongoing U.S. 17 and Main Road project at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, August 25, 2026, at St. Johns High School, located at 1518 Main Road. During the meeting, the project team will provide updates on milestones achieved, work...

The Mother Emanuel Memorial Foundation has appointed Chris Singleton, Joe Campbell and Kevin Sack to its board of directors as the Foundation prepares to open the Emanuel Nine Memorial this fall. The three new board members bring personal, professional and community connections to Mother Emanuel AME Church and the Foun

This issue’s CP Hotlist shines a spotlight on notable, relatively new hot restaurants that impress our cuisine team. We encourage you to check them out and let us know whether you think they should be added to our Top 50 list. Now on the CP Hotlist (in alphabetical order):

The jaws of an excavator began chewing away at the old YWCA on Coming Street in downtown Charleston two weeks ago, spitting out chunks of concrete and jagged metal. The College of Charleston has been razing the historic building in hopes of constructing new dorms on the site. But for Carolyn Murray, the crumbling walls

North Charleston police on July 31 responded to a Lacross Road business after receiving reports of a potential burglary in progress. According to a report, police arrived to find the front door open and watched two “buzzards” fly out of the top window of the building. Officers conducted a search of the business, but fo

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Poor conditions in the Charleston Housing Authority properties are still plaguing the folks who live there, and new inspection records show most units are still not even getting looked at. Gadsden Green tenant Tiera Brown points to exposed wood on the ceiling over her couch.

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – A man was arrested after allegedly tampering with vehicles early Thursday morning, officers said. Officers with the Mount Pleasant Police Department responded to a report at 1 a.m. about someone tampering with a vehicle in the Windward Long Point apartment complex. Witnesses told officers