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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) - In late June, deputies with the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office investigated the theft of ten 324 watt solar panels and a 600 watt inverter from the Volvo property.
Elizabeth Smart said Tuesday that she's been assured the woman who helped kidnap her when she was 14 and stood by as she was sexually assaulted will be closely watched when she's released from prison.
Charleston, SC (WCBD) - Babe the Pig has been adopted into a new home on Johns Island after recovering at Charleston Animal Society. Babe fell from the back of a truck onto I-26 August 23rd into rush hour traffic. The owner never came to find the 500-pound pig.
NICHOLS, SC (WCBD) - Local media reports first responders are on the scene in Marion County after two people were confirmed drowned inside an Horry County Sheriff's Office van.
Charleston, SC (WCBD) -Â Now that Florence has passed, victims need lots of supplies. The Lowcountry Truckers organization is collecting donations to give to those in need in North Carolina. This is just the latest effort to give back to the community from the Lowcountry Truckers in memory of one of their own. Randy Smalls is helping to organize the effort. "I'm part of a little group called Lowcountry Truckers and we do a lot of stuff for the community." They have put together a drive to...
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) - Mayor John Tecklenburg gave former mayor Joe Riley a thumbs up as Charleston City Council approved the next step towards the construction of the International African American Museum.
After a former Summerville police officer was arrested last month for allegedly transferring money from one of the police department's bank accounts into his own personal account, town officials now want to look into the handling of some town funds.
FOLLY BEACH, S.C. (WCBD)- Most of the Lowcountry was fortunate to see minimal impacts from Hurricane Florence. However, no matter the size of the storm, beach erosion is a concern. The Army Corps of Engineers conducted an assessment on Folly Beach Tuesday to see how the coastline was impacted during the recent storm.
