Manhunt underway after person shot, killed on CARTA bus in North Charleston
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A manhunt is underway in North Charleston after a person was shot and killed on a CARTA bus Monday. The shooting took place in the 2900 block of Carner Avenue, and police described it as an isolated incident. It is unclear what led up...
The Society of Preservation Brings a New Definition of Beauty to Charleston’s King Street
Charleston has always been a city built around preservation. Now, a new medical spa on King Street is taking that idea in a different direction — applying it to the way people approach aging, skincare and aesthetics. The Society of Preservation Med Spa officially debuted in August at 263...
These 10 South Carolina Sandwich Shops Made Our August Road Trips Much Tastier
A good sandwich can rescue a road trip when the car is warm, the miles are adding up, and everyone is starting to wonder where lunch will come from. In South Carolina, we found sandwich shops that turned those hungry moments into easy, satisfying stops during our August drives. Some...
The Carolinas Take Center Stage as Top 10 Cities for New-Construction Homes Are Revealed
Buyers in Southern boomtowns like Charleston and Greenville, SC, can find affordable new builds, higher inventory, and builder incentives.
S.C. gas prices drop slightly
MORNING HEADLINES | Prices for gasoline dropped by an average of 2.3 centers per gallon to $3.59, according to GasBuddy’s survey of more than 3,000 stations across the Palmetto State. That’s 6.7 cents per gallon lower than last month, but still 82.6 cents higher than a year ago, the...
Mount Pleasant leaders to review proposed animal cruelty ordinance changes
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – Mount Pleasant officials are expected to review proposed changes to the town’s animal cruelty ordinance Monday as leaders look to strengthen protections for animals and give law enforcement additional tools to address neglect and abuse cases. The discussion is scheduled during the town’s P
121 animals adopted as Charleston Animal Society’s ‘Clear the Shelters’ event wraps up
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — 121 animals are out of the shelter and have new homes this weekend, according to the Charleston Animal Society’s Facebook post. The Charleston Animal Society’s “Clear the Shelters” adoption event reaches its final day on Sunday, thanks to Hill’s Pet Nutrition, all dogs, cats, puppies and kitte
No Bull mattress chain files Chapter 11 bankruptcy after 24 years
My wife and I bought our mattress roughly five houses and 13,000 miles ago. It’s a “Bob-O-Pedic” purchased from Bob’s Discount Furniture in Newington, Conn., that we brought with us to West Palm Beach, Fla., and have moved to multiple homes. It’s more than 10 years...
Isle of Palms police step up patrols for Saturation Saturday crackdown
ISLE OF PALMS, S.C. (WCIV) — Isle of Palms police increased patrols Saturday as part of Saturation Saturday, a statewide effort aimed at getting impaired drivers off the road. The initiative, created by Mothers Against Drunk Driving and observed nationwide each year on Aug. 29, brings enhanced traffic enforcement...
Charleston Police investigating hit and run on Meeting Street Road
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Charleston police are investigating a Saturday night hit and run. Meeting Street Road was temporarily closed between Greenleaf St. and Milford St. due to a hit and run collision, the Charleston Police Department said. The road has since reopened. Officials said two pedestrians were struck by a
