Charleston auto body shop burned in early-morning fire; 1 firefighter injured
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A fire severely damaged a Charleston body shop Friday morning. The Charleston Fire Department said they responded to a fire reported by a neighbor. News crews on the scene have identified Yates Paint and Body Service Center as the site of a major early-morning fire.
The 3 most beloved South Carolina restaurants that shut down this month
South Carolina diners have had to say goodbye to several familiar food and drink spots recently, and each one leaves a different kind of hole. Some closures were tied to…
The Z-Man EVO Swim Jig: Same Species, Different Animal
Ladson, SC – Z-Man® continues to raise the bar in bass-fishing lure design with the introduction of the new EVO™ Swim Jig, a tournament-grade tool that blends the refined styling of the wildly popular ChatterBait® Elite EVO™ with a premium swim jig platform designed to excel around grass, wood and other heavy cover.
Former Goose Creek officer faces charges after Berkeley County crash injures 2
GOOSE CREEK, S.C. (WCIV) — A former Goose Creek police officer is facing multiple charges after a crash in Berkeley County that injured two people while he was still employed by the department. The South Carolina Highway Patrol said Devante Rumph was driving on Fair Winds Boulevard on June...
salt life: From the Salt Marsh to the Table
Across the marsh just before Folly Beach sits a tiny island with a restaurant that’s become a Lowcountry icon: Bowen’s Island. Its family-run atmosphere and fresh, local oysters have cemented its place as a critical stop on anyone’s Charleston checklist. Oysters are as “Charleston” as she-crab soup...
Berkeley County lands $22.5M federal grant for next phase of U.S. 176 improvements
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) — Berkeley County has secured a $22.5 million federal grant to help fund the next phase of improvements along the U.S. 176 corridor, a project county leaders say is critical to improving safety and keeping up with rapid growth. The funding comes through the U.S....
The Battle of Dills Bluff: South Carolina’s final Revolutionary clash
In November 1782, the landscape around occupied Charleston was weary from more than two years of British rule. The Continental Army, commanded by Gen. Nathanael Greene, had successfully pushed British forces into a tight coastal perimeter following the Battle of Eutaw Springs, in what is present-day Orangeburg County.
Man arrested after brief North Charleston chase, alcohol tossed from vehicle
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A North Charleston man was arrested Wednesday after he allegedly led North Charleston Police on a brief pursuit. 24-year-old Raul Hernandez was arrested and charged with failure to stop for blue lights, open container of beer and driving without a South Carolina driver's license.
New Waterfront Oyster Bar on Johns Island Eyes Spring 2027 Opening
King Street Hospitality Group’s latest concept is entering the final stretch of construction. Plans for Stono’s Oyster Bar first emerged in July 2023. The Charleston Design Board approved the design in May 2024, and owner Mike Shuler told The Post and Courier the restaurant is on schedule for a spring 2027 opening.
South Carolina’s Rental Crisis: Inside the Gap Between Coastal Dreams and Livable Reality
Across South Carolina’s fast-growing cities and coastal communities, a growing number of renters are asking...

















