Episodes

  • Charleston: St. George police to host community meeting on animal control issues | June 22

    Charleston: St. George police to host community meeting on animal control issues | June 22
    Jun 22 2026
    Charleston's St. George Police Department hosts a community meeting on animal control issues, while voters prepare for the South Carolina Republican primary runoff. HCA Healthcare Trident introduces a new osteoarthritis treatment, and a Juneteenth mural project begins in Goose Creek.
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  • Charleston: Law enforcement officers in North Charleston are training for motorcycle skil... | June 21

    Charleston: Law enforcement officers in North Charleston are training for motorcycle skil... | June 21
    Jun 21 2026
    Charleston -- Law enforcement from across the country gathered in North Charleston for the Holy City Motorcycle Training Competition, while a small plane made an emergency landing at the Coastal Carolina Fairgrounds. Lindsay Jones was crowned Miss South Carolina 2026, and political tensions rose as Alan Wilson and Pamela Evette received Trump endorsements ahead of the gubernatorial runoff.
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  • Charleston News Today — June 20

    Charleston News Today — June 20
    Jun 20 2026
    Charleston deputies arrested a Bonneau woman following an aggravated assault in Berkeley County that caused severe chemical burns. A missing swimmer's body was found in Georgetown County's jetties, and a child escaped a daycare in North Charleston, prompting protocol reviews.
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  • Charleston: Heavy rain and thunderstorms expected Friday as Tropical Storm Arthur's remna... | June 19

    Charleston: Heavy rain and thunderstorms expected Friday as Tropical Storm Arthur's remna... | June 19
    Jun 19 2026
    Charleston residents are urged to prepare for severe weather from Tropical Storm Arthur, with thunderstorms and high temperatures expected. A deadly infant neglect case in North Charleston and the retrial of Alex Murdaugh in South Carolina are among the key updates covered.
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  • Charleston: Charleston firefighters honor 19th anniversary of Sofa Superstore fire | June 18

    Charleston: Charleston firefighters honor 19th anniversary of Sofa Superstore fire | June 18
    Jun 18 2026
    Charleston firefighters honor the 19th anniversary of the Sofa Superstore fire with a ceremony at Charleston 9 Memorial Park, while a grenade discovery near Pitt Street sparks increased security measures. The city also marks the Emanuel 9 tragedy with remembrance events, and CARTA offers free rides to reduce traffic and gas costs.
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  • Charleston: Early Voting Window for South Carolina Primary Runoff Opens Today | June 17

    Charleston: Early Voting Window for South Carolina Primary Runoff Opens Today | June 17
    Jun 17 2026
    Charleston voters have until June 18 to cast ballots in the First Congressional District primary runoff, with early voting available June 16-17. A Greenville County inmate faces charges in the 1986 murder of Chelsie Yvonne Moss, while the city enforces new rules on nitrous oxide sales and Georgetown’s Howard School becomes a Head Start Administration Annex.
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  • Charleston: Critical moped crash in Colleton County leaves rider in serious condition | June 16

    Charleston: Critical moped crash in Colleton County leaves rider in serious condition | June 16
    Jun 16 2026
    Charleston — A moped rider was critically injured in a Colleton County crash on Hampton Street, while a man faces trial for the 2020 fatal shooting of a College of Charleston provost’s husband. The city also warns about a recalled sauce linked to potential contamination and prepares for its annual Day of Remembrance at Mother Emanuel Church.
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  • Charleston: Lowcountry swim lessons start to protect rural kids | June 15

    Charleston: Lowcountry swim lessons start to protect rural kids | June 15
    Jun 15 2026
    Charleston's "Splash into Safety" program returns to Dorchester and Colleton counties this summer, offering free swim lessons to reduce drowning risks. Verizon is also boosting hurricane preparedness in the Lowcountry with emergency supplies and backup power advice.
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