Black-owned businesses thrive a century after Charleston’s deadly 1919 race riot
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — On May 10, 1919, a deadly race riot exploded through the streets of downtown Charleston. It would be one of the many race riots across the nation that year- sparking what would be known as the Red Summer. In 1919, there were pockets of Black...
New charge added for North Charleston man in early May Rivers Avenue hotel bath...
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Additional charges have been filed against a North Charleston man after a child suffered severe burns during a bath at a hotel on Rivers Avenue in early May, authorities said. Hunter Matthew Yancey, was taken into custody on May 15 and was originally charged...
Clemson grad returns to South Carolina to advance brain cancer treatment
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) — More than 700,000 Americans are living with a brain tumor right now. Some of the most promising research in the country is happening in South Carolina. Dr. Ben Strickland, a Clemson graduate and neurosurgeon, returned home after years of medical training to conduct groundbreaking...
Man arrested on gun and drug charges after major bust at Rodeway Inn on...
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A man was arrested and is facing multiple gun and drug charges after police identified suspicious activity surrounding a motel room at the Rodeway Inn on Ashley Phosphate Road. Damar Raheem Bailey, a 34-year-old from North Charleston was arrested and charged with trafficking methamphetam
Ferndale mobile home residents get more time, $70K relocation help after deal with new...
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — After weeks of organizing, residents at Ferndale Mobile Home Park in North Charleston have reached an agreement with the property’s new owner, New Tide LLC, that provides more time and added relocation support as families prepare to leave the community. Residents were initially...
Ashleyville-Maryville food forest opens in historic West Ashley neighborhood site
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The Charleston Parks Conservancy has opened the Ashleyville-Maryville Food Forest at a historic West Ashley neighborhood site to provide free, sustainable harvests for residents. The restored green space includes fig, peach, lemon, and grapefruit trees; blackberry and strawberry plants; shiita
New Latin nightclub, Miami Club Charleston, set to open this weekend
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C., (WCBD) – A new Latin nightclub, Miami Club Charleston, is set to celebrate its grand opening on Saturday, May 30, 2026, according to a social media post. The club, located in North Charleston, says it plans to bring the heat of South Beach to South Carolina. “Whether you are looking to dance […]
After almost 5 years, Cold Shoulder Gourmet is saying goodbye and closing their Charleston...
After nearly five wonderful years serving the Charleston community, Cold Shoulder Gourmet is closing its doors. You still have one more month to get a piece of that deliciousness. In a statement on Instagram, Craig shared this emotional, thoughtful and insightful message:. FINAL MONTH. FINAL SANDWICHES. FINAL COUNTDOWN
Keeping it in the Family: Raising the Next Generation of Mount Pleasant Entrepreneurs
Born and raised in Charleston, the Motley, Ascue and Hund families shared why they chose their career paths, what they love most about running a business, what inspires them to stay motivated and overcome the challenges that can come with being an entrepreneur and what it means to work and play in Mount Pleasant.
With both cups running this weekend, dozens of boats chase big prizes off Charleston
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Fishermen from across the country are making their way to the Lowcountry this weekend as two major fishing tournaments take place at the same time for the first time ever. The Charleston Cobia Cup and the SFC Carrier Cup are both expected to bring dozens...

















