Locals Say These 10 South Carolina Soul Food Spots Are Too Good To Share
Y’all ever had a secret spot so tasty you almost didn’t want to tell your friends? South Carolina is bursting with hidden soul food treasures that locals have been quietly enjoying for generations. These family-owned kitchens serve up plates of comfort that’ll make you feel like you’re sitting...
Charleston swifties flock to theaters and shops for new album release
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) It’s been a long time coming for Taylor Swift fans. After her 12th studio album, the Life of a Show Girl, came out Friday, fans flocked to local theaters for release parties featuring the premiere of Swift’s new music video this weekend. Fans held album release parties at midnight to celebrate...
Be SMART Campaign Urges Families to Secure Firearms, Protect Children
Be SMART is a national, nonpartisan campaign that helps parents and caregivers take practical steps to keep children safe by promoting secure firearm storage. The urgency is clear: Firearms are now the leading cause of death for children and teens in the United States, and an estimated 4.6 million American children...
FIRST ALERT: Isolated rain, significant coastal flooding risk this week!
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The risk of impactful tidal flooding will increase this week with the help of a nearby area of high pressure and an approaching cold front!. Onshore winds will continue to bring in a steady feed of moisture through tonight and Monday. Although heavy rainfall is unlikely, plan for a few...
Diane Goodstein Judge’s beach house goes up in flames
A peaceful October afternoon on South Carolina’s Edisto Island turned into a nightmare when Circuit Court Judge Diane Goodstein’s beachfront home erupted in flames, leading to a dramatic rescue operation that left three people hospitalized and investigators searching for answers. The fire broke out on October 4 at...
Dozens protest Ladson weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems, marking one year of picketing
LADSON, S.C. — More than 50 people gathered Saturday outside Elbit Systems in a protest organized by the Elbit Out of SC coalition as part of the International Day of Action on Oct. 4. The demonstration marked one year of the coalition’s weekly picketing against the company’s Ladson facility,...
Crews respond to Goose Creek house fire
GOOSE CREEK, S.C. (WCBD) – Crews responded Saturday to a house fire in a Goose Creek neighborhood. The City of Goose Creek Fire Department said the fire happened off Indigo Lane in Crowfield. “We ask that you avoid the area if possible and give our crews the space they need to work safely and effectively,” […]
Summerville police host “Dignity Project” forum to strengthen trust with community
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD) — Summerville police are inviting residents to take part in what they call an honest conversation about trust and respect. The department will host a Dignity Project forum on Saturday, bringing neighbors and officers together for an open dialogue. Deputy Chief Chris Hirsch said the project is...
More than 600 people expected to attend Charleston Museum’s Dill Sanctuary event
JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) - Lowcountry residents had the opportunity to explore a natural treasure on Saturday morning. Attendees got to see The Charleston Museum’s Dill Sanctuary, which has the largest area of privately protected land on James Island. It’s usually only open to the public for specific planned...
FIRST ALERT: Isolated showers and gusty winds to round out the weekend!
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A coastal disturbance is slowly inching towards the coast, which will provide us some spotty showers as we close out the weekend. The greatest chance of rainfall will be along the coast through early afternoon; further inland areas will remain dry throughout the day. Mostly cloudy conditions...
