Last known Charleston-printed Declaration of Independence returns home for exhibit
DOWNTOWN CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A rare, Charleston-printed copy of the Declaration of Independence has returned to the city where it was first published 250 years ago and is now on display at the Charleston Museum in honor of the nation’s semiquincentennial. The historic document, printed in August 1776 by Peter Tim
Mother’s Ruin Hosting Yacht Rock Day Party With Don Gato Tequila
On Sunday, July 26, Mother's Ruin will host Yachts on the Reg, a yacht rock day party in partnership with Don Gato Tequila. Attendees can enjoy an afternoon of yacht rock favorites with a live DJ set by Dougie Ellis, limited-edition merchandise, specialty Don Gato Tequila cocktails and plenty of summer vibes.
Simmons Park apartments in Daniel island temporarily evacuated after ‘structural defect’
DANIEL ISLAND SC (WCIV) — Emergency crews responded to a reported structural issue at a multi-family apartment building on River Landing Drive on Daniel Island around 6:50 p.m. Thursday. CPD described the incident as a structural defect. Fire and rescue crews briefly evacuated the building while it was evaluated.
Central Mountain’s Lindsay takes US Clay Court Under 18 tennis title
MOUNT PLEASANT, SC – Central Mountain rising senior Addison Lindsay is making quite a name for herself in under 18 tennis circles, not just in Pennsylvania but on the national stage. Lindsay last Sunday took the title at the USTA Girls’ 18s National Clay Court Championship. To take...
15 spots for outdoor dining around Charleston
In a city where you can be outside 12 months a year, Charlestonians love to wine and dine al fresco. From casual to fancy, you’ll find tables of all sizes tucked away on patios, decks and piazzas. With the hot summer in full swing, here are some of the...
New video shows North Charleston 4th of July assault, leaders ask next steps
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Newly obtained security camera video is providing fresh insight into the chaotic July Fourth block party in North Charleston that went viral after police officers were assaulted and gunshots were heard amid fireworks. The video shows what sounds like gunfire mixed with fireworks during..
Residents get first look at proposed $213M US 17A improvement project in Summerville
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCIV) — Dorchester County leaders unveiled preliminary plans Thursday for a major improvement project along U.S. 17A, giving residents their first opportunity to weigh in on a proposal aimed at reducing congestion and improving safety on one of Summerville's busiest corridors. The public information
Summerville Dream hosts ‘Christmas in July’ on Third Thursday
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD) – Summerville Dream hosts third Thursday every month, where the historic downtown is transformed into a marketplace complete with a special theme. Dozens of vendors lined the block for ‘Christmas in July’ right in Hutchinson Square. Organizers said its a local staple, especially as it marks the
Deputies seek tips 24 years after clerk fatally stabbed at North Charleston convenience store
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Charleston County deputies were called to a North Charleston convenience store 24 years ago today after a clerk was found dead inside, authorities said. Deputies responded to the Hess Mart at 2685 Ashley Phosphate Road and found 48-year-old Franklin Glenn Caddell, who worked as...
Removal of human remains continues at The Citadel
Workers at The Citadel are continuing to sift soil slowly on hot summer days to remove human remains found in possibly 54 19th century gravesites on the eastside of Johnson Hagood Stadium, according to the college. “Our archeological consultants are carefully documenting the site, disinterring and analyzing the remains

















