After running off Cainhoy Road and colliding with a tree, the driver died.
A 42-year-old driver from Huger died in a single-vehicle crash on Cainhoy Road in Berkeley County, S.C., after running off the road, overcorrecting, and striking a tree. The incident involved a 2006 GMC Sierra pickup traveling west around 10:15 p.m. on Monday. Master Trooper Mitchell Ridgeway of the South Carolina...
MUSC clinical trial testing device showing promise to cure heart failure
CHARLESTON, S.C. — An ongoing trial at the Medical University of South Carolina is looking for a breakthrough for patients dealing with heart failure. The condition is called heart failure with preserved ejection fraction, also called “HFpEF ” or “Huff Puff”. MUSC Professor of Cardiology...
Charleston now has access to precision hip replacements thanks to a new portable equipment.
Novant Health East Cooper Medical Center in Charleston is adopting the innovative Lantern Hip system, a compact handheld device resembling an iPhone that enhances precision in hip replacement surgeries. This technology, from OrthAlign, provides real-time data on hip alignment, leg length, and range of motion by...
After several years of preparation, Lowcountry Lowline begins construction downtown.
Charleston’s Lowcountry Lowline, a visionary linear park proposed in 2015, broke ground on December 15, 2025, marking the start of Phase One. This 1.6-mile pedestrian and bike corridor runs from Mount Pleasant Street to Line Street under I-26, transforming an old railroad right-of-way into a community connector....
Taste of New England Food Truck Festival returns to Firefly Distillery on Jan. 31
The Taste of New England Food Truck Festival will return to Firefly Distillery on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026, bringing the flavors, traditions and charm of New England to the Lowcountry. The annual food truck festival is a full-day celebration of regional classics, local makers and more. The event will take...
City Paper’s best bites, sips for 2025
It’s easy to understand why Charleston has earned its reputation as one of the best dining cities in the country. Whether it’s a casual breakfast or an indulgent dinner, we’re spoiled here in the Holy City. We polled our staffers and writers for their best bites and sips of 2025. Here’s what stood out (in...
Shoppers pick up last minute gifts before Christmas at Tanger Outlets
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Last-minute shoppers across the Lowcountry poured into North Charleston’s Tanger Outlets to grab the final things on their Christmas lists, take advantage of last-minute deals, and ensure they’re prepared for Christmas Day. Christmas Eve caught some shoppers off guard, like Eddie...
Charleston police report a second arrest connected to the shooting on Ashley Avenue on...
Charleston Police Department announced a second arrest in the December 10, 2025, fatal shooting of 17-year-old Luis Garcia-Galvez on Ashley Avenue.. The shooting occurred around 6:45 p.m. when officers found Garcia-Galvez deceased at the scene. Investigation revealed he drove downtown to meet two related suspects...
Families savor holiday shopping as a time for connection and cherished traditions
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — Shoppers filled places like Mount Pleasant Towne Centre on Wednesday, racing the clock just days before Christmas. “It’s all the typical last-minute shopping that we always save for ourselves as kind of a date,” Andy Fletcher said. He and his wife, Stacy,...
Seacoast Church replaces trash bags with ‘Journey Bags’ for children entering foster care
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — For many children entering the foster care system, the transition begins with a trash bag holding everything they own. Seacoast Church is working to change that reality, one “Journey Bag” at a time. “They call them Journey Bags,” said Cianna Nuzzo, an...
