Here’s what’s on tap locally and nationally over the upcoming work week A City of Charleston committee meets to consider a 10 percent reduction in the number of multifamily dwellings, including afford...
North Charleston held its first meeting with all 10 City Council members restored after federal corruption charges. Mayor Reggie Burgess gave annual address. NORTH CHARLESTON — For the first time in n...
After 34 years in law enforcement and two years at the helm of South Carolina’s third-largest city, Mayor Reggie Burgess has his eyes on three things: public safety, responsible development and qualit...
Attorney General Alan Wilson is fighting back after Representative Nancy Mace claimed Wilson has failed to crack down on human trafficking. CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Attorney General Alan Wilson is fi...
Parking meters soon may disappear from downtown Charleston streets as new technology is letting cities rethink their approach to regulating on-street parking. Downtown Charleston streets are lined wit...
North Charleston District 1 voters elected Greg Perry to City Council in a special election to fill a seat left by Mike Brown after FBI corruption probe. NORTH CHARLESTON — For the first time in nearl...
Theatre99’s home at 280 Meeting St. won’t be torn down, but it’s still for sale and the local business needs help finding a new event space in Charleston, SC. CHARLESTON — Theatre 99 has been there fo...
A famous seafood restaurant in the Lowcountry has announced that it is closing its doors for good after a decade in business. NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A famous seafood restaurant in the Lowcoun...
An abandoned building on Ashley River Road finally gets repaired as a Charleston couple spent 18 months renovating it as home for their local business. CHARLESTON — A local couple has found a treasure...
A teacher turned entrepreneur is still helping children with the ABCs of learning, but she’s doing so at her own pace. MONCKS CORNER, S.C. (WCSC) — A teacher turned entrepreneur is still helping child...
