North Charleston Plans Skydio DFR Launch For July 2027
North Charleston police want drones answering 911 calls by July 1, 2027, and they have already picked the aircraft: the Skydio X10. The South Carolina department demonstrated the laptop-sized drone for city officials and the public this week, showing a 30 second response to a simulated traffic crash, as the Post and Co
Community gathers in Park Circle to honor men killed during ICE enforcement actions
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) — More than 15 advocacy organizations and local faith leaders gathered at Park Circle for a community vigil honoring two men killed during recent federal immigration enforcement actions. Organizers say the gathering was meant to remember the lives of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Joan Sebasti
Berkeley County closes road due to failing bridge; SCDOT to inspect structure
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – A stretch of Canady Branch Road in Bonneau is closed due to a failing bridge. Berkeley County government said the road is closed from N. Hwy 52 to N. Hwy 17-A due to the bridge on the 52 side being out. Bridge inspectors with the South Carolina Department of Transportation […]
Spherion hosting hiring fair in Summerville for warehouse, logistics and manufacturing jobs
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCSC) — Spherion Staffing and Recruiting will host a hiring fair in Summerville for warehouse, logistics and manufacturing jobs. The hiring fair is planned to take place Tuesday and is for candidates seeking immediate job openings across the Charleston area. The event is scheduled from 8 a.m....
5 Ways Southern Chefs Make Sweet Tea Taste Even Better
No drink has a closer connection to Southern culture than sweet tea. Every town in the South—heck, every household in the South—takes pride in its sweet tea-related traditions, and there’s no quicker way to start a spirited conversation with Southerners than to ask them how they like their tea.
Faith leaders, advocates demand accountability after 3 recent ICE deaths
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Community members, faith leaders and advocacy groups gathered Saturday morning at Park Circle to honor three men who died during recent federal immigration enforcement actions and to call for accountability in each case. Organizers said the vigil was a space to grieve and to...
These 11 Oldest Churches in South Carolina Tell Stories You Won’t Find in History...
South Carolina’s oldest churches have survived hurricanes, wars, fires, and the slow passage of centuries, and they’re still standing, still active, and still carrying stories that no textbook adequately captures. The state’s deep colonial roots mean that some of these congregations predate the American Revolution by d
Charleston weather: Hot and humid Saturday with a chance for showers and storms
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – It’s July in the Lowcountry: expect hot temperatures, a high heat index values, and a chance for isolated showers or thunderstorms. A heat advisory is active for Dorchester County, Georgetown County, inland Berkeley County, inland Colleton County, and Williamsburg County from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
New tuition-free charter high school in North Charleston focuses on individualized learning
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A new tuition-free charter high school is set to open in North Charleston, aiming to serve at-risk students with an accelerated graduation plan and a flexible, individualized approach to education. Riverstone High School, the first charter institution of its kind in South Carolina, will
Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens expected to be transferred to a nonprofit
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Boone Hall Plantation and Gardens is set to be donated to a nonprofit foundation, according to an announcement made during this week's Charleston County Historic Preservation Commission meeting. As part of the transfer, Charleston County approved a 1.53-acre carve-out for a family home. The pa

















