Charleston group discusses various perspectives amid calls for 7,000 acres of reparation land
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A Lowcountry group is calling for more than 7,000 acres of plantation land as reparations to be transferred to Gullah Geechee stewardship, and the group is creating a unique dialogue opportunity for people to learn more. Victoria Boynton Moore created an art advocacy group, ‘Tiny is Powerful.’
Ex-College of Charleston officer due in court for plea hearing in misconduct case
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A former College of Charleston police officer charged with grand larceny and misconduct in office is scheduled to appear in court for a plea hearing Thursday morning. The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division charged David James Morrison in June 2024 following an investigation requested by t
You’ll Want To Drive Across South Carolina For The Insanely Fresh Seafood At This...
Some destinations are worth whatever distance you have to travel to reach them. Flowers Seafood Co on Edisto Island is one of those places where the seafood is so ridiculously fresh that you’ll gladly drive from anywhere in South Carolina, and probably start planning your return trip before you’ve even finished eating.
Lowcountry tribal leader honored for community service and advocacy
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD)—A Lowcountry leader is being honored for her commitment to service and community impact. Lisa Collins, chief of the Wassamasaw Tribe of Varnertown Indians, has been recognized by the Courage Project, a national organization that highlights individuals who uplift their communities through servic
First Look: ‘City Eats: Charleston’ (Video)
City Eats: Charleston is a culinary journey through one of America’s most historic and flavor-rich cities, hosted by celebrity chef and TV personality G Garvin. In this vibrant Southern destination, G Garvin explores Charleston’s kitchens, neighborhoods and rising culinary voices, uncovering the stories, heritage and b
Berkeley County Student Awarded Prestigious Scholarship to Study in Costa Rica
Namtran Tran, a 10th-grade student at Bishop England High School, has been selected to receive a Davis Scholarship to attend UWC Costa Rica, part of the globally recognized United World Colleges network. The post Berkeley County Student Awarded Prestigious Scholarship to Study in Costa Rica first appeared on The Berke
Authorities ask public to help locate hit-and-run suspect
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCIV) — North Charleston police are seeking the public’s help locating a Summerville man wanted in connection with a hit-and-run. Authorities said 36-year-old Jackie Lee Miles is a suspect. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to submit a tip through the department’s CRIMEWATCH app, wi
North Charleston police arrest two women after kids found alone in home
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — North Charleston police arrested two women Tuesday after officers found several young children alone inside a home described as having unsafe living conditions. Officers with the North Charleston Police Department responded around 9:30 a.m. to a residence on English Street after receivin
A Colonial Masterpiece in Huger: The Enduring Legacy of Pompion Hill Chapel
Set deep in the woods of Berkeley County, along a dirt road off Cainhoy Road and facing the Cooper River, sits one of the Lowcountry's notable surviving colonial‑era churches. The post A Colonial Masterpiece in Huger: The Enduring Legacy of Pompion Hill Chapel first appeared on The Berkeley Observer .
Kardea Brown opens up about husband’s diagnosis on WCBD+
CHARLESTON, SC (WCBD) – In this episode of “Gullah Geechee: Rhythm, Roots, and Soul,” hosted by Carolyn Murray, we speak with Kardea Brown, a chef and TV host. Brown shares the personal story about her husband’s recent diagnosis and discusses the lifestyle changes they are implementing as a result. Watch the interview

















