2-Year-Old Killed in Hit-and-Run & Police Arrest Her Guardian After Troubling Discovery
Police in South Carolina arrested two women in connection with the hit-and-run death of a 2-year-old child. One was the driver and the other, the toddler’s guardian. Officers from the North Charleston Police Department responded to a call around 8:45 p.m. on September 9, 2026, about a pedestrian struck near Rivers Aven
Report: Charleston construction workers earn $51k after Cost of Living adjustment
Construction workers are earning more than the typical U.S. worker, but how far those paychecks go varies dramatically depending on where they live and work. A new analysis from Construction Coverage compares construction worker wages with regional cost-of-living differences to identify the U.S. cities and states where
MUSC, Siemens Healthineers launch six-month CT tech training program
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The Medical University of South Carolina is teaming up with Siemens Healthineers to launch an accelerated training program designed to cut the traditional year-long timeline for computed tomography technologists down to six months. Hospitals nationwide are facing a shortage of CT technologists
Golf real estate spotlight: Stunning spot on South Carolina island for sale
Charleston, South Carolina, is consistently ranked among the nation's most desirable places to live and is often celebrated as one of the very best cities in America. Now add in a pristine golf course and nearby beaches and you've got a recipe for perfect living. It's currently on sale for $6,195,000. Golfweek and REMA
Mount Pleasant firefighters investigated ‘smoke smell’ inside pet hospital
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – Firefighters were dispatched to a Mount Pleasant pet hospital late Tuesday night. Crews from the Mount Pleasant Fire Department were sent to Blue Pearl Pet Hospital off Johnnie Dodds Boulevard shortly before 11 p.m. after reports of a smoke smell inside the building. A battalion chief with
‘A wedge in this community’: Heated council meeting erupts over Folly Beach rental cap
FOLLY BEACH, SC (WCIV) — Tensions over short-term rentals resurfaced at Folly Beach City Council this week as officials moved to re-enact regulations governing vacation rentals, including a controversial cap on non-owner-occupied rental licenses, just weeks after a court ruling invalidated the city's voter-approved pro
This South Carolina Nursery Is Packed With Native Plants, Pots And Garden Treasures
Plant shopping gets risky for me the moment someone says native perennials, cheap pots, and helpful advice in one sentence. South Carolina has a garden-focused stop where native plants, Southern fruit trees, garden supplies, and locally made goods can make one quick visit expand into a much bigger plan. I...
Celebration of life for fallen CCSO deputy Michael Hendricks to be held Wednesday
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – The community will come together Wednesday to honor the life of a Charleston County Sheriff’s Office deputy killed in a car crash while on duty. Deputy Michael Hendricks was just 33 years old, but he had already spent years making an impact at law enforcement agencies across the Tri-Cou
Fayetteville Earns Sweep of Charleston in Carolina League Championship Series
Charleston, SC – The Charleston RiverDogs dropped Game Two of the Carolina Division Series 7-4 on Tuesday night, at Segra Stadium, earning the Woodpeckers their first title in franchise history. In the bottom of the first, the Woodpeckers loaded the bases with two outs for Ben Tryon who blasted...
Signal retiming aims to improve West Ashley traffic flow after Calhoun Corridor gains
Mayor William Cogswell announced Tuesday that Charleston secured funding to retime every traffic signal in West Ashley after a similar initiative was completed in another area of the city. City officials claim the retiming improved traffic flow along the Calhoun Corridor by approximately 25%. They now hope to replicate

















