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New Blind bowling night to benefit Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD)- The Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (ABVI) is challenging the community to learn what it is like to experience blindness or visual impairment.
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5K run benefits turtles in the Lowcountry
ISLE OF PALMS, SC (WCBD) - Lace up those running shoes! The South Carolina Aquarium's Turtle Trek is coming up on Saturday, September 29th.
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Officer involved crash in North Charleston
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) - The Charleston County Sheriff's Office is investigating an officer involved car accident that happened off Dorchester road Saturday evening.
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ONLY ON 2: Surveillance video shows man stealing thousands of dollars in coins
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD) - Tuesday, Summerville Police responded to an antique mall after 250 antique coins were reported stolen.
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Blitz on 2 Win of the Week: Week 0
Cast your vote for the Blitz on 2 Win of the Week. Voting closes on Sunday night at 9.
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Old Naval Hospital: What's next for taxpayer's pockets?
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD)-- Charleston County Council voted to consider demolishing and constructing a new building at the Old Naval Hospital site after being presented 12 new options Thursday.
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North Charleston police investigating a shooting
Friday afternoon, officers responded to North Charleston area in reference to shots fired.
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South Carolina's unemployment rate drops slightly
South Carolina's unemployment rate dropped slightly last month.
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Cryotherapy becoming a Lowcountry hot "cooling" trend
MT. PLEASANT, SC (WCBD) - A growing trend is taking cold therapy to the next level.
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Lowcountry Eats: Angel Oak Restaurant
Josh heads down Savannah Highway to a local roadside favorite for some shrimp and grits with a kick.
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Sober or Slammer begins Friday
COLUMBIA, S.C. (NEWS RELEASE) -- The South Carolina Department of Public Safety kicks off its annual Sober or Slammer! campaign today with a direct message about the results of impaired driving. The campaign message, "Drink. Drive. Die." shows the reality of bad choices behind the wheel. On average, 300 South Carolinians die each year as the result of impaired driving.
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- Bishops accused of brushing off sexual abuse complaints
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- Thieves steal truck filled with $98,000 worth of Ramen noodles
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