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Seafood scandal? SC shrimpers sue 40 restaurants for shrimp fraud

The war over imported farm-raised shrimp being sold in restaurants in South Carolina — whose rich coastal waters already are teeming with wild shrimp and local shrimpers who earn a living catching them — is heating up in U.S. District Court, where a new lawsuit takes aim at dozens of Charleston restaurants for...
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This Feather-Filled Sanctuary Hosts Live Flight Shows, Owl Encounters, And A Sky Full Of...

If you’ve ever wondered what it feels like to have a hawk fly right over your head—or to meet an owl that looks like it’s staring into your soul—you’ll want to put this one on your list. Tucked beneath the Spanish moss and pine trees of South Carolina’s Lowcountry, The Center for Birds of Prey is one of the most awe-inspiring, educational, and unexpectedly thrilling wildlife experiences in the Southeast.
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This Forested Battlefield Trail Tells A Revolutionary Story With Scenic Hikes And Quiet, Heroic...

There are places where the past feels distant—and then there are places like this. Tucked away in the wooded foothills of the South Carolina-North Carolina border, Kings Mountain National Military Park offers a uniquely stirring combination of Revolutionary War history and Appalachian serenity. It’s where patriots clashed with loyalists in a pivotal battle of 1780—and today, it’s where visitors come to breathe deep, walk quietly, and imagine what it was like when musket smoke filled these very woods.
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Nationally recognized Timber Pizza Co. scheduled to debut in Charleston, SC in July, 2025

Timber Pizza Co., a popular D.C.-based pizzeria, is opening its first South Carolina location this July in Charleston’s East Central District of the peninsula at 741 Meeting Street. This will be Timber’s seventh location nationwide and second in the Carolinas. Known for its wood-fired 12-inch pizzas available in...
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A judge has declared a second mistrial in the murder case of Michael Colucci

Berkeley County, S.C. – A mistrial was declared Tuesday in the re-trial of a former Summerville jeweler, Michael Colucci, who is accused of killing his wife, Sara Lynn Moore-Colucci, in 2015. The decision came after Colucci’s defense team argued that the state had withheld evidence for nearly a decade, including...
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‘Miss Harper’ ready to dig four-mile tunnel across West Ashley

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The Charleston Water System is breaking ground on the final phase of a massive underground tunnel project that will connect sewage pipes in rural parts of the county to the Plum Island Wastewater Treatment Plant. The West Ashley Sewer Tunnel will sprawl four miles across West...
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Police looking for driver in deadly Otranto Road hit and run

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A pedestrian was killed after being struck in an overnight hit-and-run crash. Officers with the North Charleston Police Department responded to Otranto Road near Vistavia Road just after midnight. The agency is searching for the driver involved in that crash. The pedestrian has not...
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Ten Years Later: Charleston Remembers Slain Parishioners as Push for Gun Reform Gains Urgency

Ten years ago, on June 17, 2015, a group of worshipers entered Mother Emanuel AME Church for a Bible study, in Charleston, South Carolina. Though they stepped into the oldest AME church in the South to strengthen their walk with God, they were joined by one visitor who had a different motive.
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A man died in a motorbike accident on I-526 is identified by the coroner

A 37-year-old man tragically lost his life following a motorcycle crash over the weekend in North Charleston, according to the Charleston County Coroner’s Office. The incident occurred on Saturday morning at around 2:14 a.m. when Kenneth Washington, the motorcyclist, was involved in a single-vehicle collision on...
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Tanger outlets launches ‘Summer of Savings’ with weekly deals and back-to-school shopping

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — With tariffs and economic uncertainty at the forefront of everyone's minds, Tanger outlets of Charleston is inviting residents to shop till they drop will new deals all summer long. According to Tanger, they have long been a community staple of providing Lowcountry residents with access...

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