Traffic returns to normal after standstill on I-26 in North Charleston
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A traffic standstill caused delays for many heading east on Interstate 26 late Saturday morning. Traffic on Interstate 26 eastbound was backed up from just before the Ashley Phosphate exit to shortly before College Park Road. Drivers are encouraged to seek an alternate route. We...
This Tiny South Carolina Diner Still Hand Rolls Every Biscuit Like 1950
Step off King Street and you can smell butter in the air before you spot the snug counter. Callie’s Hot Little Biscuit turns a simple Southern staple into a tiny triumph, hand rolled and hot from the oven. The line moves fast, the smiles even faster, and every bite feels like a postcard from Charleston. Hungry yet?...
Officials advise staying clear of James Island Creek following sewer main break
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Officials with the Charleston Water System advise staying clear of James Island Creek following a sewer main break. Mike Saia, public information administrator for the Charleston Water System, says that the break in the marsh at the intersection of Riverland Drive and Camp Road was repaired...
Street ministry helps the homeless by meeting them where they are.
Seacoast Church’s Street Ministry in North Charleston actively supports the growing homelessness crisis in the Lowcountry by delivering meals, clothing, hygiene kits, and emotional aid directly to encampments, motels, and streets several nights weekly [query]. Homelessness Statistics. South Carolina’s latest...
Volunteers rally to preserve iconic Charleston blacksmith’s legacy
CHARLESTON , S.C. (WCIV) — Efforts are underway to preserve a vital piece of Charleston’s Black history, as volunteers gather to restore and maintain the historic Philip Simmons House and forge tucked just off Blake Street. Early Saturday morning, community members, preservation leaders, students and blacksmiths came...
‘Breaking Ribbons,’ not limits: Charleston man runs across SC to fight cancer
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A Charleston man just completed a major journey in support of families with loved ones who are fighting cancer. Most people would say that running a marathon is a major physical and mental challenge. Running 200 miles across the entire state of South Carolina is on another level.
Town of Hollywood’s 2-day Winterfest kicks off Saturday
HOLLYWOOD, S.C. (WCIV) — The Town of Hollywood's two-day Winterfest kicks off with a bonfire Saturday evening. Running from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday night, the bonfire, along with all other Winterfest events, are free to attend. The bonfire will take place at Sap Park off Highway 164.
FIRST ALERT: Strong cold front to bring big drop in temps starting Sunday!
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A ‘FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY’ continues for Monday morning due to the concern over dangerous cold temperatures. It will be a sunny and mild start to the weekend with sunshine warming temperatures into the upper 60s this afternoon. A mild and dry night is expected tonight as temperatures only...
Groom accepts final settlement in deadly wedding night golf cart crash
The groom who lost his wife in a deadly crash hours after marrying her has reached the final settlement in the wrongful death lawsuit he filed.
Why Locals In Charleston, SC Are Annoyed By Tourists At Historic Holiday Events
You love Charleston during the holidays, and honestly, same, because the city glows with lanterns, garlands, and centuries of stories that feel extra magical in winter. Locals love it too, but the historic rhythm can wobble when crowds forget this is a living city, not a theme park. I put...

















