Community leaders honor Walter Scott 11 years after fatal North Charleston shooting
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Community leaders and family members gathered in Park Circle Saturday to remember Walter Scott, a man who was shot and killed by a North Charleston police officer during a traffic stop 11 years ago, and to reflect on how the case continues to shape calls for accountability and reform.
🐶 Playful & Loyal Dogs Ready for Adoption in Moncks Corner
Looking for a furry friend to brighten your days? These wonderful dogs at the Charleston Animal Society Berkeley Campus in Moncks Corner, SC are ready to meet their forever families. Each one has a unique charm and plenty of love to give.
🐱 Playful Kittens Ready for Adoption in Goose Creek, SC
Looking for a furry friend to brighten your home? These sweet kittens in Goose Creek, SC are ready to meet their forever families. Each one has been lovingly raised, is litterbox trained, weaned, and up to date on shots and deworming. Their adoption fee is $75 through For Adoption By Private Owner.
🎁 Freebies Up for Grabs in Summerville — Pets, Pallets & More
Looking for something useful or fun around Summerville? Here are a few free items and giveaways from your neighbors — from pets needing a new home to handy outdoor gear. Two 7-year-old dogs, Zoey and Bandit, are looking for a loving home. Zoey is playful and loves the outdoors, while Bandit is a loyal companion who...
Clements Ferry Road reopens following ‘serious’ collision
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A portion of Clements Ferry Road was closed for traffic following a collision on Saturday night. Charleston Police posted on X that Clements Ferry Road at Country Oaks Road was closed for southbound traffic due to a “serious motor vehicle accident.”. Drivers were encouraged...
Moncks Corner Mosque Shooting Suspect Returns to South Carolina after Extradition Approved
Moncks Corner authorities secured extradition approval from Governor Henry McMaster to return shooting suspect Mahmud Massod Mohammad from Florida to Berkeley County. He faces charges including attempted murder and weapons possession after a January incident at the Muhajirun Wal Ansar Mosque. Shooting Incident. The...
MUSC Children’s Hospital debuts imaging machine for spinal conditions
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The Medical University of South Carolina Children’s Health Hospital has new technology to make doctor visits easier for patients with spinal conditions. The EOS imaging machine is geared toward children with conditions like scoliosis and neurological conditions like cerebral palsy. The...
Bunny rescues see uptick in abandoned bunnies after Easter, urging families to think twice...
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD) – Easter is days away, and while bunnies may seem like the perfect gift, many families don’t realize the long-term commitment that comes with them. As a result, dozens of bunnies end up left behind when the holiday is over. According to Paisley’s Bunny Rescue, located in Summerville and...
National youth group brings literacy initiative to Lowcountry through service project
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Youth leaders from around the nation gathered in North Charleston on Saturday to make a lasting impact on the Lowcountry through literacy. Participants with the Jack and Jill of America Foundation built permanent community libraries at Jenkins Youth & Family Village during a trip to...
These 12 Enchanting South Carolina Restaurants Offer The Most Magical Outdoor Dining You’ll Ever...
Looking for magical outdoor dining in South Carolina?. These 12 restaurants offer fresh air and amazing food!. 1. Peninsula Grill (Charleston) You know what makes a meal better than just good food?. Eating it in a secret garden that feels like you’ve stepped into a fairy tale. Peninsula Grill...

















