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‘It’s sad’: Remains found of SC serial killer Pee Wee Gaskins’ final victim

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - After 48 years of being lost, the remains of one of “Pee Wee” Gaskins’ final victims have been found. Martha Ann Dicks’s remains were found 28 years ago in a ditch in Sumter County but – someone lost them. It wasn’t until recently that the box with her remains was found in a closet on the...
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Crustacean controversy; Shrimpers sue restaurants allegedly serving fraudulent shrimp

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Charleston shrimpers are saying they’ve had enough. They're accusing more than 40 restaurants of selling fraudulent shrimp, imported, mislabeled, and passed off as local catch. Now, those shrimpers are taking their battle to court, filing a legal injunction that could shake the industry to...
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Group to place 1,000 American flags in Daniel Island field

DANIEL ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) – The Daniel Island Exchange Club will pay special tribute to those who served through its 10th annual ‘Field of Honor’ event this weekend. The club and volunteers on Saturday will transform a lawn into a sea of red, white, and blue as they place 1,000 American flags along River Landing […]
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Good Samaritan’s good act goes bad in an alleged North Charleston carjacking: Report

A man who offered a ride to a homeless woman on Tuesday morning in North Charleston ended up being pepper-sprayed and carjacked, according to the North Charleston Police Department. The Incident. Around 1:43 a.m., officers responded to a call about a carjacking near the intersection of Rivers Avenue and Morningside...
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Police chase excavator during extremely slow-speed pursuit in South Carolina

In their report, police said the excavator was traveling at around 3 mph for roughly an hour and 12 minutes.
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North Charleston man sentenced to 15 years for injuring his aunt in a shooting

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A jury has found 42-year-old Kenneth Miller Jr. guilty on three charges related to the assault of his then-84-year-old aunt, Ms. Juanita Dukes, according to a statement from Solicitor Scarlett A. Wilson. Miller was arrested by the North Charleston Police Department after being accused of...
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Sixty Years of Shine: The Legacy of Family Owned In & Out Car Wash...

In & Out Car Wash, located at 477 St Andrews Blvd (West Ashley), stands as a cherished local institution in Charleston, South Carolina, with a remarkable legacy that began in 1960. For over six decades, this family-owned business has been at the heart of the Lowcountry community, offering trusted car care and...
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Police seize drugs, guns, cash during investigation at North Charleston motel

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – North Charleston officers seized drugs, guns, and money during an investigation at a Dorchester Road motel. Detectives with the North Charleston Police Department’s narcotics unit and members of the Intelligence-Led Policing Unit executed a search warrant on a room at the Suburban...
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Dockside residents face $151M bill as HOA insurance oversight leaves owners liable

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Residents of the Dockside Apartments are facing a $151 million repair bill for their former homes. The Dockside Homeowners Association is putting out a statement that states that the costs would fall onto the owners of the units in the tower, as well as the owners of the surrounding townhomes.
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This Floating Museum In South Carolina Lets You Explore A Real Aircraft Carrier From...

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to walk the deck of a massive aircraft carrier, peek into a submarine, or stand in the shadow of warplanes that once soared over oceans—you’re in for an unforgettable day. Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, turns American history into a full-sensory experience, offering up-close access to real military vessels that feel anything but ordinary.

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