North Charleston police arrest 4, take guns off streets in seperate weekend incidents
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – North Charleston officers arrested four people and confiscated firearms they said were “illegally possessed or unlawfully carried” in separate incidents. The first arrest happened Saturday while an officer was conducting proactive patrols near Rivers Avenue and Cherokee Street...
UPDATE: Downtown youth curfew is now law
The recently proposed youth curfew for downtown Charleston became law on June 17, following a vote by the Charleston City Council. The new ordinance bans minors 17 and younger from King Street and the central business district after 9 p.m. The curfew took immediate effect after the June 17 unanimous...
From Struggle to Solidarity: 25 Years Since the Charleston Five Stood for Justice
The 25th anniversary of the Charleston Five strike marks a momentous chapter in the history of labor and civil rights in the United States, particularly in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 2000, five International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) members—Jason Edgerton, Elijah Ford Jr., Kenneth Jefferson, Ricky...
Long lost bones of victim of SC serial killer Pee Wee Gaskins found in...
The long lost bones of one victim of South Carolina serial killer Donald “Pee Wee” Gaskins have been found in a box in a storage closet at the College of Charleston. The bones belong to Martha Ann Dicks, a 19-year-old woman who disappeared in the summer of 1971, according to Sumter County Coroner Robert “Robbie”...
This Hidden Greenville Science Center Has A Planetarium, Butterfly Garden, And Dinosaur Forest
Tucked away just minutes from downtown Greenville, there’s a place where Saturn rings twinkle overhead, prehistoric beasts lurk in the woods, and butterflies glide through the South Carolina sunshine like floating confetti. It’s not a theme park or a movie set—it’s Roper Mountain Science Center, and it’s just waiting to spark your sense of wonder.
The Charleston County School District issued bonds totaling about $50 million for four projects
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. — The Charleston County School District (CCSD) has successfully sold approximately $49.3 million in general obligation bonds, a significant step in funding the construction of four North Charleston school projects. This funding will help cover the remaining construction costs for A.C. Corcoran...
A man is suspected of threatening to murder apartment residents in North Charleston
A 22-year-old man from North Charleston, Moamen Hassan, has been arrested and is facing charges for threatening the lives of residents at a local apartment complex. Hassan was taken into custody on charges of first-degree assault and battery, as well as pointing and presenting a weapon at a person. The...
Hundreds participate in 5th Annual Charleston Memorial Stair Climb
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The 5th Annual Charleston Memorial Stair Climb event is meant to honor the first responders who died during 9/11, as well as the Charleston 9 and other local heroes. A little after 8:46 a.m., first responders from around the country and volunteers began climbing the...
The week ahead: Turning rather warm with sparse storm chances
The main weather story this week will be heat, especially for the first part of the week as strong high pressure aloft affects much of the Eastern Seaboard. We head into the upcoming work week with nine consecutive days of 90°+ highs, and that stretch will continue for the foreseeable future. We start Monday in the...
Folly Beach is requesting federal funds to enhance pedestrian safety
The Folly Beach City Council has recently passed a resolution adopting a Safety Action Plan aimed at enhancing safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers in the city. This plan, developed over the past year in partnership with outside consultants, uses community feedback and crash data to identify areas for...