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Can employers prevent their workers from using campaign signs, shirts? Here's what the law says.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Campaign season is here, but before you put up those campaign signs, some employers are asking their workers not to endorse any candidates publicly. However, Nekki Shutt, an employment law attorney with Burnette, Shutt & McDaniel, said the law protects most employees from being fired for political expression.
If You See Purple Paint In North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Leave Now
With fall upon us, everyone's gearing up for hunting season, hiking season, and leafing season. While you're out exploring the wilderness, there's some things you should keep an eye out for, just to make sure you're not putting yourself in a dangerous or unlawful situation.
South Carolina changes blue crab fishing laws to regulate industry
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – South Carolina has added several modifications to its blue crab fishing rules set to take effect in 2025 to preserve the blue crab population. The state Department of Natural Resources has already informed commercial crabbers about the changes passed by the South Carolina Legislature, the agency said. Most of the changes […]
“Serve others with joy”: Lowcountry nonprofit fights infant, maternal mortality
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Lowcountry mothers are getting resources and education all in one place thanks to a community nonprofit initiative. The IServeWithJoy organization is hosting an ‘All Things Baby’ event Saturday to bring awareness to infant and maternal mortality rates in the state. The free event runs from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Citadel Mall between Target and Belk.
South Carolina drug investigation seizes enough fentanyl to kill millions, FBI says
COLUMBIA, S.C. — A multi-agency drug investigation in Lexington and Richland counties led to multiple arrests and enough fentanyl to kill millions of people, the FBI announced earlier in the week. According to Special Agent in Charge Steve Jensen with the FBI's Columbia field office, agencies at the local,...
"This is not a babysitting service": SC State Fair has a new youth admission policy
COLUMBIA, S.C. — State fair season is less than two months way, but before you head out to the fair this year, there are some new policies you need to know about. “We are a family affair, and everything we do here at the South Carolina State Fair, we do because we want folks to be able to come out and enjoy their fair, and we're hoping that this will make them feel even more comfortable about doing so,” State Fair General Manager Nancy Smith said.
Man on moped pulled over, arrested for drug charges
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – A man who was pulled over for driving a defective moped ended up being arrested on drug charges, the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office said. A deputy was patrolling Harristown Road and Rosewood Drive in St. Stephen when they saw a man operating a moped with no license plate and defective […]
Former Sullivan’s Island top cop hired in small Berkeley Co. town
JAMESTOWN, S.C. (WCSC) - A former Sullivan’s Island police chief who resigned after several female officers brought complaints that he made inappropriate comments about and around them has landed a new job in a small Berkeley County town. Records from the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy show Chris Griffin...
Rip City at the Movies Returns on September 28th
Back for its second year, Charleston’s favorite comedy/variety show Rip City CHS takes over the Terrace Theatre to bring you Rip City at the Movies, a night of short films, sketches, animations, and music videos from (mostly) local filmmakers and artists. Rip City at the Movies could be described...
Emma Navarro survives 3-set, 3rd round match at US Open
NEW YORK (WCSC) - Emma Navarro was down in the 3rd set, but the Lowcountry native was never out. The Ashley Hall alum came back from down 3-1 in the 3rd set to beat 19th seed Marta Kostyuk on Friday 6-4, 4-6, 6-3 and advance to the 4th round of the US Open.
David Beckley Returns to The Citadel Baseball Staff as Assistant Coach
David Beckley, a former standout player and assistant coach at The Citadel, is rejoining the baseball staff as announced by head coach Russell Triplett. An alum of the Class of 1996 and recent Hall of Fame inductee, Beckley's return is celebrated for his extensive experience and strong national recruiting connections. He has over 600 wins associated with The Citadel, contributing significantly to the program's success both as a player and a coach. Beckley’s previous achievements include leading the team to multiple championships in the 1990s and earning recognition as an All-Southern Conference Tournament team member in 1995.
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