Zach Top Returns Military Cap to Citadel Cadet During Charleston Performance
During a recent performance in Charleston, Zach Top sparked laughter when a Citadel cadet's hat unexpectedly landed on his head. The moment quickly turned memorable as he joked about the situation before returning the hat to its owner. “That's a serious hat. I was about to make a joke. Well,...
Watch: Traffic cone used to rescue struggling raccoon from the ocean
A couple taking a sunrise walk along the shore of the Atlantic Ocean in South Carolina ended up using a traffic cone to rescue a raccoon struggling to swim.
South Carolina Student Who Vanished on Eve of Halloween Was ‘Minutes From His House’,...
A South Carolina teen was last seen by his friends around 2 a.m. on Halloween.
What You Need to Know About Charleston Property Taxes in 2025
Charleston property taxes in 2025 are impacted by the state’s mandated countywide property tax reassessment conducted every five years to reflect updated market values. In Charleston County, property values have notably increased since the last assessment in 2020, with median home prices jumping about 71%, which...
New Museum Opening in Charleston Featuring Historic Exhibits
A new museum exhibit titled “Beyond the Ashes: The Lowcountry’s New Beginnings” has recently opened at The Charleston Museum, offering an extensive look at Charleston’s history from just after the Civil War through to the 21st century. This exhibit serves as a major addition to the museum’s historical offerings,...
Animal superstars steal the show at the Coastal Carolina Fair
LADSON, S.C. (WCBD) — The Coastal Carolina Fair is rolling on with all the sweet treats, big rides, and plenty of animals making their mark on the Lowcountry’s biggest fall tradition. Whether you’re here for the ponies, the sea lions, or creatures you’ve never seen before, this year’s fair is all about creating...
Woman whose family owns Books-a-Million opens independent book store in Charleston. What it offers
Anyone who predicted independent bookstores would be done in by Amazon probably needs to think again. Last year, 256 new independent bookstores opened, the fourth year in a row the number exceeded 200, according to the American Booksellers Association. Now comes another to South Carolina, Ladybird Books on King...
Teams to remove sunken vessels from Charleston waterways
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Teams will work together on Tuesday to remove sunken boats from the Ashley River and surrounding waterways. Wounded Nature – Working Veterans, a nonprofit organization that partners with volunteer boaters and veterans to remove debris and abandoned vessels from coastal areas – has been...
The Ultimate Glow-Up: Nine Years of Cougar Night Lights
The College of Charleston (CofC) has hosted its Cougar Night Lights—a beautiful, interactive holiday light show—since 2017 in its Cistern Yard, but the show’s architects had no idea their student-focused event would become a city-wide attraction for countless people other than students. The brainchild of John...
18-year-old busted with stolen firearm in North Charleston, facing charges: NCPD
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Following multiple 911 calls, an 18-year-old North Charleston man was arrested while in possession of an allegedly stolen firearm, according to the North Charleston Police Department. At approximately 9:46 p.m. on Friday, in the area of Gary Drive and Olympia Avenue, officers observed...

















