James Island’s Bryce Ward commits to UNC Pembroke
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — One of the top senior guards in the Lowcountry has made his college choice. James Island’s Bryce Ward announced on social media that he’s committing to UNC Pembroke on Wednesday. Ward transferred to James Island before his junior season and helped the team...
Mount Pleasant denies Trident Academy’s plan for 10 new homes on open green space
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCSC) — Balancing the future of Trident Academy and the families who use the school’s field for recreation is the center of debate in Mount Pleasant. The town’s planning commission denied the plans for development on the property that would turn the field into homes.
62 acres, countless possibilities: Daniel Island residents to help shape donated land’s future
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Daniel Island residents will now have an opportunity to help shape the future of a 62-acre tract of land recently donated to the city of Charleston. The property sits directly behind a residential neighborhood off Oak Leaf Street. Charleston Mayor William Cogswell said the city...
South Carolina Weather Oct. 23-25: 40 MPH Gusts, Coastal Flooding
Charleston faces possible major coastal flooding Sunday as powerful winds and unusually high tides combine.
Free baby shower for new, expectant mothers set Saturday at North Charleston City Hall
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A special free baby shower event is coming to North Charleston on Saturday, offering the opportunity for new families to step into this new phase of their lives confidently. The North Charleston Police Department is set to host "A Baby Changes Everything", which is...
Charleston planning commission to create short-term rental rule amendments
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A citizen advisory group that is responsible for city planning will be making some big decisions regarding rental rules in Charleston on Wednesday. At their meeting the Charleston Planning Commission aims to create amendments to short term rental rules in Charleston. They state that their...
Investigation reveals problems with firing of Beaufort County CFO
BEAUFORT — Findings from an inquiry conducted by an outside investigative firm hired by Beaufort County Council have found fault with the apparent firing of the county's top financial officer earlier this year, according to a report released Oct. 20. In the 14-page report dated Oct. 19, the Charleston-based...
A ‘Sergeant’ Said Her Son Was in Jail. She Sent $850 Through Zelle, Then...
A caller claiming to be a detention center sergeant told a South Carolina woman that her son had been jailed for cannabis possession and needed ... Read More
Seabrook man faces seven attempted murder charges
An elderly Seabrook man in an alleged "altered mental status" has been charged with seven counts of attempted murder and other charges after a Sunday morning shooting spree. On Monday, Oct. 19, the Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrest of a 77-year-old Seabrook man following an incident Sunday morning in which multiple shots were fired inside a residence and toward responding law enforcement officers. Jewell Marion Proctor, 77, of Seabrook, was arrested on multiple charges follow
Alex Sanders, ex-judge and SC’s ‘Mark Twain in robes,’ dies at 88
Alex Sanders, a former chief judge of the SC Court of Appeals and ex-president of the College of Charleston nationally known for his wit, wisdom and story-telling ability, has died in Columbia. He was 88. Sanders passed away peacefully in his sleep Tuesday at the Still Hopes Retirement Community in West Columbia where he lived, said his daughter, Zoe Caroline Sanders, a Columbia attorney. Funeral services will be announced at a later date. Dubbed once by The Charlotte Observer as South Carolina’
