Wednesday, April 23 2014 6:24 AM EDT2014-04-23 10:24:46 GMT
Authorities say a horse carriage crashed at the market in downtown Charleston Tuesday afternoon. Charleston police officials say three people were in the carriage when the incident occurred.More >>
Authorities say a horse carriage crashed at the market in downtown Charleston Tuesday afternoon. Charleston police officials say three people were in the carriage when the incident occurred. More >>
Monday, April 21 2014 6:28 PM EDT2014-04-21 22:28:17 GMT
Mijai Wallace works at Bad Daddy's inside the airport. Last Thursday was a lot like any other day. Nothing seemed unusual about the woman with the ponytail. "I brought her her check she gave her creditMore >>
Mijai Wallace works at Bad Daddy's inside the airport. Last Thursday was a lot like any other day. Nothing seemed unusual about the woman with the ponytail.More >>
Tuesday, April 22 2014 9:09 PM EDT2014-04-23 01:09:56 GMT
Pete Ambrose chose to hear the bad news first.Late Monday, the farmer and owner of Ambrose Farms on Wadmalaw Island got wind of a $1092 citation issued by The City of Charleston, for advertising signs he posted on city property.The signs read, U-Pick Strawberries and list a phone number for Ambrose Farms. Farm owner, Pete Ambrose says he posts the signs annually, and has been asked to move them before, but never fined."You can't really tell where city property is, or James Island property, or...More >>
Pete Ambrose chose to hear the bad news first.Late Monday, the farmer and owner of Ambrose Farms on Wadmalaw Island got wind of a $1092 citation issued by The City of Charleston, for advertising signs he posted on city property.The signs read, U-Pick Strawberries and list a phone number for Ambrose Farms. Farm owner, Pete Ambrose says he posts the signs annually, and has been asked to move them before, but never fined."You can't really tell where city property is, or James Island property, or...More >>
Tuesday, April 22 2014 8:39 PM EDT2014-04-23 00:39:22 GMT
A mom recalls fighting a dog as the animal attacked her two-year-old daughter.More >>
A mom recalls fighting a dog as the animal attacked her two-year-old daughter.More >>
GEORGETOWN COUNTY, SC (WCSC) -
Sheriff's deputies in Georgetown County say they were forced to shoot and kill a pit bull Wednesday after non-lethal attempts to stop the animal from attacking another dog were unsuccessful.
According to a release, sheriff's deputies responded to Apple Street in the Andrews Community around 5:30 p.m. to find two pit bulls fighting in the road. A crowd of approximately 10 children and two adults were standing around the fighting dogs.
The owners of one of the pit bulls told deputies they were walking their dog when the second pit bull ran towards them and attacked their dog. The two pit bulls were fighting for about 30 minutes before deputies were called.
After verbal attempts failed to get the two dogs to stop fighting, deputies used a Taser. The Taser stopped one of the dogs, but did not affect the second dog, who continued to attack.
Deputies say they attempted multiple Taser stuns to the head of the attacking dog, but it remained aggressive.
The release states deputies were forced to shoot and kill the attacking dog in the interest of public safety.
Deputies attempted to find the owner of the dead pit bull, but say no one would claim ownership.
Tuesday, April 22 2014 1:38 PM EDT2014-04-22 17:38:48 GMT
Federal charges have been filed against a former Crisis Ministries chief financial officer who allegedly used her position to steal nearly $500,000 from the charitable organization.More >>
Federal charges have been filed against a former Crisis Ministries chief financial officer who allegedly used her position to steal nearly $500,000 from the charitable organization.More >>
Wednesday, April 23 2014 6:57 AM EDT2014-04-23 10:57:42 GMT
The beer brewing industry is getting a boost in Charleston. Charleston County passed an ordinance Tuesday that will allow more microbreweries to open up beyond industrial-zoned areas.More >>
The beer brewing industry is getting a boost in Charleston. Charleston County passed an ordinance Tuesday that will allow more microbreweries to open up beyond industrial-zoned areas.More >>
A grand jury has indicted a man who fled from Maryland to South Carolina with one of his daughters on nine criminal counts, including killing the girl's mother and kidnapping the child.More >>
A grand jury has indicted a man who fled from Maryland to South Carolina with one of his daughters on nine criminal counts, including killing the girl's mother and kidnapping the child.More >>
Wednesday, April 23 2014 6:24 AM EDT2014-04-23 10:24:46 GMT
Authorities say a horse carriage crashed at the market in downtown Charleston Tuesday afternoon. Charleston police officials say three people were in the carriage when the incident occurred.More >>
Authorities say a horse carriage crashed at the market in downtown Charleston Tuesday afternoon. Charleston police officials say three people were in the carriage when the incident occurred. More >>
Tuesday, April 22 2014 9:09 PM EDT2014-04-23 01:09:56 GMT
Pete Ambrose chose to hear the bad news first.Late Monday, the farmer and owner of Ambrose Farms on Wadmalaw Island got wind of a $1092 citation issued by The City of Charleston, for advertising signs he posted on city property.The signs read, U-Pick Strawberries and list a phone number for Ambrose Farms. Farm owner, Pete Ambrose says he posts the signs annually, and has been asked to move them before, but never fined."You can't really tell where city property is, or James Island property, or...More >>
Pete Ambrose chose to hear the bad news first.Late Monday, the farmer and owner of Ambrose Farms on Wadmalaw Island got wind of a $1092 citation issued by The City of Charleston, for advertising signs he posted on city property.The signs read, U-Pick Strawberries and list a phone number for Ambrose Farms. Farm owner, Pete Ambrose says he posts the signs annually, and has been asked to move them before, but never fined."You can't really tell where city property is, or James Island property, or...More >>
Tuesday, April 22 2014 8:48 PM EDT2014-04-23 00:48:11 GMT
Westbound traffic along I-26 in Berkeley County is moving again after authorities had shut down lanes following an accident Tuesday afternoon. Authorities say the incident was one mile west of Exit 194 to Jedburg Road near mile marker 193. More >>
Westbound traffic along I-26 in Berkeley County is moving again after authorities had shut down lanes following an accident Tuesday afternoon. Authorities say the incident was one mile west of Exit 194 to Jedburg Road near mile marker 193. More >>
