Fatal collision closes portion of Rivers Avenue in North Charleston
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Authorities are investigating a fatal traffic collision that has shut down a portion of Rivers Avenue in North Charleston on Wednesday night. According to the North Charleston Police Department, officers are currently on the scene of the collision in the 6600 block of Rivers Avenue. All
FIRST ALERT TRAFFIC: Road reopens following multi-vehicle crash in Ladson
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) — The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office said a road has reopened following a multi-vehicle collision Wednesday. Deputies said Ladson Road from Highway 78 to Lincolnville Road is now open. Drivers were urged to use Von Ohsen Road as an alternative route. It remains unclear...
Suspect in Richland County break-ins, shootings arrested in Charleston
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Authorities have identified a man now facing charges in connection with recent break-ins and shootings in the Midlands. The Richland County Sheriff’s Department said 27-year-old Shaheim Jackson was arrested on Sept. 2 in Charleston County and faces counts of attempted murder, first-degree burglar
Park Circle’s The Junction Kitchen Asks Community for Support After 11 Years
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. — After 11 years of serving breakfast, brunch, lunch and locally roasted coffee to the Park Circle community, The Junction Kitchen & Provisions is asking its neighbors for help. In an emotional message shared with customers, owner Kimana said the longtime neighborhood restaurant is facing a...
Hanahan residents seek answers as USC studies warn of growing extreme flood risk
HANAHAN, SC (WCIV) — Hanahan residents looking for answers about the future of flooding are getting new insight from University of South Carolina researchers, who say the risk of extreme flooding in the area is growing and the need for change is urgent. Flooding has been a long-term issue...
Charleston reviews First Amendment demo ordinance amid community concern
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Organizing a protest right now in the city of Charleston can require you to get a permit for a gathering with more than 25 people. The city passed that rule back in 2021, but now it’s under review. Some activists here in Charleston say...
MUSC moves one step closer to transforming cancer care in South Carolina
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A proposed $1 billion cancer hospital at the Medical University of South Carolina is taking another step toward becoming a reality as Charleston officials prepare to review plans for the 14-story facility. The project, planned for the corner of Ashley Avenue and Calhoun Street next...
Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission Acquires Property by Sol Legare Boat Landing
[CHARLESTON COUNTY] – The Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) recently acquired property adjacent to the Sol Legare boat landing on James Island. The property is over 4 acres in size, including marsh and wetlands, with 3 acres of highland. CCPRC purchased the property with the intention to expand p
Charleston County considers $11M bond for James Island upgrades
JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) — Charleston County leaders are considering an ordinance to let the James Island Public Service District borrow $11 million in bonds. The money would fund three upgrades — two for fire stations and one for a solid waste facility. Fire Station Four replacement. The...
This Charleston Bartender Remembers Every Regular — and Their Drink Order
At the Harborview Bar & Lounge, Josephine Tin makes every guest feel like family.

















