Berkeley County to host annual back-to-school festival
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – With summer break coming to an end for many Berkeley County students, an annual festival will ensure they have the tools needed for a successful new academic year. The OneBerkeley Back to School festival is scheduled for Saturday, August 2, at the Moncks Corner Regional Recreation...
FIRST ALERT: Scattered downpours to put dent in dangerous heat early this week!
CHARLESTON, SC. (WCSC) - The risk of significant heat and humidity will finally begin to dwindle this week as scattered downpours fill in across the Lowcountry!. Lingering showers from Monday’s round of thunderstorms continue to dissipate tonight, giving way to patchy clouds and very warm temperatures. Tuesday...
‘I Thought It Was Confidence’: Charleston Woman Says Yes On Tinder Date. Then She...
A woman has advice for people on the dating scene: Don’t go out with someone who won’t accommodate your disability. TikToker @shesees20 learned this lesson the hard way. A woman living in Charleston, South Carolina, says she met a man on Tinder back when she was single. She says he was “super super pushy about...
8 South Carolina Soul Food Spots You Won’t Believe Aren’t Grandma’s Kitchen
Growing up in the South, I learned that soul food isn’t just a meal – it’s a memory, a tradition, and sometimes even a family secret. South Carolina holds some of the most authentic soul food treasures I’ve ever tasted outside my grandmother’s kitchen. From...
Two Charleston Area Breweries Awarded Medals at 2025 U.S. Open Beer Championship
Two Charleston area breweries this month won multiple medals at the 2025 U.S. Open Beer Championship, an event celebrating brewing excellence. This year's competition saw over 8,000 beers submitted from breweries across the nation. Local winners:. Silver Medal in the Brown Porter category for their Pluff Mud Porter....
‘This is uncalled for’: Service dog hit by vehicle after police encounter
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A North Charleston family is seeking legal help after a service dog was hit during a police encounter. On July 8, North Charleston Police officers mistakenly identified Angelo Whitewolf as a wanted man, setting off a chain of events that almost took his dog’s life.
Steady container volume, record rail moves for SC Ports in fiscal year 2025
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Steady container volumes and record rail moves led to growth for South Carolina Ports in fiscal year 2025, despite the shifting trade landscape around the country. 2.6 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) were handled by South Carolina's maritime community in FY2025, marking a 3%...
Charleston laundry company invests $4.4M in operations expansion
Expansion supports processing of 30M pounds of laundry. Growth strengthens Charleston’s hospitality industry. Facility to broaden operations across South Carolina. Holy City Linen, which handles 30 million pounds of laundry annually in the Charleston region, is expanding its operations. The expansion will be a $4.4...
3 shot in North Charleston shooting; 9 detained
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Authorities are investigating a Monday shooting off Dorchester Road. Officers with the North Charleston Police Department responded to the area of Dorchester Road and Andrews Street around noon for a reported shooting. According to the agency, three people were shot. Two people were...
Body of Ladson man, 58, recovered from Lake Moultrie, coroner says
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – A 58-year-old man has been identified following a possible weekend drowning at Lake Moultrie. Berkeley County Coroner Darnell Hartwell said in a Monday morning announcement that Kenneth Evans, of Ladson, was recovered by emergency personnel at the lake on Sunday afternoon. An autopsy...