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Charleston woman receives money after she claims she was falsely arrested
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The state’s Insurance Reserve Fund has paid a Charleston woman thousands of dollars after a lawsuit claimed she was falsely arrested. Sheri Methvin filed a lawsuit against Orangeburg County because of an invalid warrant. In March of 2022, when Methvin was pulled over on Clements...
Charleston County to offer African American studies course for 2024-2025 school year
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD)—Charleston County students can take an honors African American Studies course this school year after the South Carolina Department of Education decided to drop the AP course from its offered curriculum. The honors course offered through the Charleston County School District was approved at a Thursday night board meeting. The class will […]
Celebrity skateboarder and TV personality, Bam Margera announces visit to SC
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. — 'Jackass' star, Bam Margera announced he will visit Mount Pleasant, South Carolina to sell some of his artwork at a local art show. (Video above: WYFF News 4 Morning Headlines) In a post on TikTok on Aug. 13, Margera announced he will sell his personal...
Women’s Basketball Announces Non-Conference Schedule
CHARLESTON, S.C. – College of Charleston women's basketball head coach Robin Harmony announced the 2024-25 non-conference schedule on Friday. The Cougars will tip off the season at home on November 4 versus Meredith at home. Charleston will open the season with three-straight home games, hosting Meredith followed by Robert Morris on November 9 and North Carolina Central on November 13. The Cougars will travel to New Rochelle, N.Y. for their first road game of the season on Wednesday, November 20 to face Iona. Charleston will return home the following week on November 29 to host South Alabama, followed by a...
Southern Living Idea House open for tours on Johns Island
JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) — Southern Living has selected Johns Island as the location for its 2024 Idea House, and now just feet from the Kiawah River, you will find the brand-new property that cultivates the love and labor of local artists, designers, and architects. The house is around 4,400 square feet with five bedrooms, […]
Years of Experience: Sullivan’s Island Appoints New Police Chief
Two minutes of talking with Sullivan’s Island Chief of Police Glenn Meadows and you will find yourself constantly adjusting between wonder and amazement. He’s only 62 years young and he’s already lived several lives of duty. You might first discover that he was just recently promoted to...
Two arrested on drug, gun charges after search at downtown Charleston home
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD)- Two men are facing charges after officers seized narcotics and multiple firearms during a search of a downtown Charleston home. According to the Charleston Police Department, officers executed a search warrant at a home on Doscher Avenue around 9 a.m. Friday as part of an ongoing drug investigation. Fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine, cocaine […]
Enjoy wine, beer, and sunshine at The Charleston Wine Festival
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The Charleston Wine Festival is set for Saturday and boasts over50 wine selections, mimosas and beers. “We’re excited to host our Summer Wine Festival again at this incredible venue,” said Mike DiLonardo, director of operations at Charleston Wine Festivals, in a prepared statement.
Steve Spurrier reflects on coaching career, sets record straight on leaving South Carolina
In Tailgate Talks with DiMarco and Garcia, former South Carolina head coach Steve Spurrier speaks on his time with the Gamecocks. The post Steve Spurrier reflects on coaching career, sets record straight on leaving South Carolina appeared first on On3.
South Carolina basketball alum goes off for new career high in WNBA
South Carolina basketball alum Kamilla Cardoso had the start of her professional career delayed by a shoulder injury, but now that she has 22 games under her belt, the two-time National Champion is coming into her own as a WNBA rookie. On Friday night, Cardoso and her Chicago Sky team...
Family of USC student killed by mistaken Uber driver 'relieved' after killer’s appeal denied
The family of a University of South Carolina student who was brutally murdered after getting into a car she mistakenly thought was her Uber home is expressing relief now that the man convicted in her killing will remain behind bars.
Trio of USC alumnae entrepreneurs bringing a special pop-up experience to Columbia
Erin Engebritson, Adele Cisco, and Kristin Smoak are a tight-knit group. Their friendship began at the University of South Carolina years ago, and now they take annual girls trips and enjoy each other's company in their Charleston homes. For years the ladies have discussed opening a business together, and this...
Columbia SC grabs first-ever James Beard Award
You may have heard about this already, because the occasion certainly has received a lot of press. In June of this year, a Midlands wine bar received a coveted James Beard award, the first time this has ever happened in the Capital City. Mike Switzer interviews Tim Gardner, owner and founder of Lula Drake Wine Parlour in Columbia, S.C., recipient of the 2024 Outstanding Wine and Other Beverages category from James Beard.
$32,000 worth of cocaine found hidden in an unlikely spot during multi-agency drug bust
ORANGEBURG COUNTY, S.C. — Orangeburg County investigators have arrested a man found with more than two pounds of cocaine they believe he was going to distribute near a school. The Orangeburg County Sheriff's Office arrested 40-year-old Rocsan Anquillano following an extensive multi-agency investigation. Investigators executed a search warrant at...
USC ends teacher-training program on ‘culturally relevant’ K-12 lessons, citing funding issues
COLUMBIA – The University of South Carolina is ending a teacher-training program that sought to improve Black students’ success in school by incorporating their life experiences in classroom lessons. The governing board for the state’s largest university system voted Friday to end the Center for the Education and Equity of African American Students — a […]
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