Every 1 Voice Matters hosts 8th Annual Back to School Bash
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The Every 1 Voice Matters Back to School Bash is back for its 8th year. The group aims to help children prepare for a positive school year. The event ran from noon until three at the District 4 Stadium in North Charleston and offered 1,300 free bookbags filled with supplies, 200 brand...
Mayor Reggie Burgess unveils official mayoral portrait at City Council meeting
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Mayor Reggie Burgess unveiled his official mayoral portrait during a North Charleston City Council Meeting held Thursday evening. The unveiling took place at the start of the regularly scheduled meeting, with the public and North Charleston residents invited to attend this historic...
Dîner en Blanc Returns to Charleston on Oct. 11
Dîner en Blanc is returning to Charleston on Saturday, Oct. 11 at a brand-new secret location. This outdoor soirée aims to blend the best of fashion, fine dining, and company. Attendees, who are clad in all-white attire, can enjoy an evening of French-inspired cuisine, conversation, and champagne. Those...
Sullivan’s Island Police Identify Driver that Dumped Truck into the Water
The Sullivan’s Island Police Department has arrested the driver of the truck that was recovered from the water on July 31, 2025. Major P. Duke, aged 39, of Erie, Pennsylvania, was taken into custody on Tuesday, August 12, 2025, following his release from the hospital. Duke faces the following charges:
The Charleston Police Department hosts an event to strengthen ties between officers and residents
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD)–Charleston police officers spent the day giving back. They packed groceries and supplies for families in need as part of a nationwide initiative connecting law enforcement with the communities they serve. Community service was a top priority for the late Charleston Police Chief Luther...
FIRST ALERT: Afternoon storms this weekend with growing beach hazards!
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Scattered storms are likely to impact some of your outdoor plans this weekend in advance of Hurricane Erin’s offshore passage next week!. A weak front is slowly moving across the Lowcountry tonight as an area of low pressure (tagged with a very low chance of short-term tropical development)...
Dockside owners reject repairs in key procedural vote, likely sale process moves forward
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Dockside Condominiums owners voted on Thursday not to repair the Dockside condo tower, which was originally deemed unlivable by the City of Charleston in February. "The city's sudden evacuation order took us all by surprise, and we empathize with our neighbors in both the town...
The United Daughters of the Confederacy’s Rise to Power
Market Hall in Charleston houses over 1,800 Confederate artifacts that tell the story of how Southern women rewrote history. In 1894, Caroline Meriwether Goodlett and Anna Mitchell Davenport Raines founded the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Nashville. These women built hundreds of Confederate monuments,...
Our View: Probe Cogswell Co.’s parking payday
Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. That essentially was the Wizard of Oz-style messaging out of Charleston City Hall yet again last week in response to an Aug. 8 Post and Courier report that the Medical University of South Carolina has inked a two-year, $2.6 million parking contract with a subsidiary of...
Charleston County Sheriff’s Office gives out almost 300 food boxes to community
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office partnered with Greg’s Groceries and non-profit Serve & Connect to help feed those in need in the Charleston community. This year, the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office Community Engagement Unit has taken part in over 170 events in the...
