Charleston finalizing plans for major SC250 celebration ahead of America’s 250th
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — As the nation prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of American independence in 2026, Charleston is finalizing plans for what organizers say will be one of the city's most significant commemorations in modern history. The SC250 Charleston Committee is continuing work on a nearly two-week
The Citadel Athletics Announces Hall of Fame Class of 2026
CHARLESTON, S.C. -- In the wake of another year of athletic and academic achievement, The Citadel Athletics proudly recognizes six former cadets as future inductees of the the Hall of Fame Class of 2026, per an official release from the department Tuesday afternoon. The six honorees for the Class of...
Tri-County Orange Walk Returns to Moncks Corner to Honor Victims, Raise Awareness About Gun...
More than a decade after a young Berkeley County man's life was cut short by gun violence, his family and supporters will once again take to the streets of Moncks Corner to honor his memory and promote safer communities. The post Tri-County Orange Walk Returns to Moncks Corner to Honor Victims, Raise Awareness About G
Update on College of Charleston 106 Coming Street Project
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — One of Charleston’s oldest and most significant public burial grounds lies in the center of plans for a new residence hall for the College of Charleston. Community members gathered to weigh in for a Design and Commemoration Charrette on the project to discuss how...
Charleston Water marks milestone in West Ashley Sewer project
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) — Charleston Water System completed a major milestone for the West Ashley Sewer Tunnel Extension Project. After almost a year digging underground, the tunnel boring machine known as ‘Miss Harper’ has completed its journey through West Ashley, three weeks ahead of schedule. The 20,000 feet of dee
Charleston County third-grade teacher launches campaign to bring curriculum to life
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) — A third-grade teacher at Stono Park Elementary School is seeking donations to fund engaging books and hands-on manipulatives so students can see, touch and explore the topics they’re reading about. Erin Stevens is working to make learning more interactive, visual and hands-on by...
Charleston locals, visitors urged to stop feeding wild dolphins: LMMN
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network (LMMN) is asking Charleston locals and visitors to stop feeding wild or begging dolphins. The network posted a video on social media of a dolphin they say has clearly been fed and is now begging for food. The network said this particular dolphin looked beat
Here are 9 SC restaurants with the best scenic views, OpenTable reviews say
Enjoying a delicious dinner is nice, but it would be even better with beautiful scenery surrounding you. OpenTable , a popular online restaurant-reservation platform, keeps track of the restaurants in SC with the best scenic views , using online customer reviews from the past several months. Here are the SC restaurants
‘Unheard of’: Trident doctor on new drug doubling pancreatic cancer survival
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A new experimental pill is showing promise for pancreatic cancer patients who have run out of treatment options. Revolution Medicines tested the drug Daraxonrasib, through a three-phase international multicenter trial, the most powerful kind of trial, on 500 patients who had already fail
Charleston board to review revised Grand Oaks development, 32 grand trees still threatened
WEST ASHLEY, S.C. (WCIV) — Wednesday, Charleston leaders will be taking a look at a design plan for more than 400 townhomes and apartments in West Ashley. The plan however has one major catch: it would require the removal of grand and protected trees in the area. In a...

















