North Charleston Police make arrest in dual car and foot chase that hurt suspect
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A Mount Pleasant man is accused of trying to outrun North Charleston Police in a chase that ended in a crash and his own injury while trying to flee the scene. Anthony Lashawn Robinson, 37, is charged with his second offense of driving under suspension,...
S.C. restaurant dropped from lawsuit in crash that killed newlywed
CHARLESTON, S.C. - A Folly Beach restaurant has been removed from a lawsuit filed in connection with a DUI crash that killed a newlywed bride hours after her wedding and injured three others. Taco Boy co-founder and CEO Karalee Fallert released a statement Tuesday saying they are “relieved this matter...
This could be the oldest wood-frame building in South Carolina, built over three centuries...
The Middleburg Plantation house is said to likely be the oldest surviving wood-frame building still standing in South Carolina, and one of the oldest still standing in the U.S.
Woman faces 65 years for role in city of North Charleston corruption case
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A woman is facing a maximum of 65 years in prison Friday, after her connection to the North Charleston corruption case that was exposed earlier this year, was revealed in court. According to the indictment, Michelle Stent-Hilton, who is affiliated with non-profit DEEP SC...
North Charleston day care employee accused of ‘slamming,’ hitting infant
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A day care employee is now under arrest for allegedly abusing a baby over the summer at a Christian preschool. Gladys Rampersant, 75, of North Charleston, is charged with unlawful conduct toward a child. These charges stem from a reported July incident that occurred at...
Resident fear gridlock as Charleston considers major housing expansion near Clements Ferry Road
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) Hundreds of new homes and apartments are being built along Clements Ferry Road, but some people who live in the area are worried that the infrastructure cannot keep up with the development. Development in Del Webb and Point Hope off Clements Ferry Road could be expanding. Charleston’s...
Goose Creek Police officers reflect on their 9/11 service
GOOSE CREEK, S.C. (WCSC) - Thousands of first responders dug into the rubble and risked their lives in the deadliest terror attack in United States history 24 years ago, and some of those first responders live and still serve here in the Lowcountry. Goose Creek Police Officers Sgt. Bryan Carlson...
Former Goose Creek Mayor To Be Laid To Rest Saturday
GOOSE CREEK, S.C. – Former Goose Creek Mayor James M. Richards, remembered as a leader who helped shape the city in its early years, will be laid to rest this Saturday, Sept. 13, at St. Mark’s Methodist Church in Baytown, Texas. Richards, who passed away peacefully Sept. 4 at his home in Baytown, Texas, at […] The...
Cadets at The Citadel honor and remember 9/11 anniversary
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — In remembrance of the 24th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks, Citadel cadets paid tribute to the lives lost. American flags decorate the military college campus. Cadets participated in the Semper Fi Society's annual stair climb at the barracks. "We're doing 14 laps around...
Charleston Habitat for Humanity honors 9/11 with volunteer build
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — On a day of remembrance, Charleston's Habitat for Humanity volunteers and staff honored the memory of 9/11 by dedicating their efforts to community service. A dedicated group of volunteers, staff members, and community leaders participated in a memorial ceremony followed by a building...