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Private plane runs over alligator during takeoff near Charleston
JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) — A private plane ran over an alligator during takeoff Friday night at Johns Island Airport, according to the Charleston Airport Police Department. The incident happened around 8:30 p.m. The pilots, who were headed to New Jersey, diverted to Charleston Airport because of possible damage...
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Father of toddlers found dead in Ladson will challenge charge for calling 911 on mother Justine May
NORTH CHARLESTON — A father who tried to have authorities intervene in the welfare of his now-dead children could appear in court on accusations that he was harassing the mother charged in their deaths. Zachary Deacon, 35, is scheduled to appear before a Charleston County magistrate at 10 a.m. Nov. 16 at the North Area 2 Magistrate Court on 2145 Melbourne Ave., according to Deacon’s attorney. Charleston County sheriff’s deputies arrested Deacon on Sept. 12, accusing him of badgering his ex-fiance Justine May, 31, about her mental health and ability to care for their two daughters. Deacon’s arr...
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Eastside neighbors share safety concerns after man falls into the road downtown
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Eastside residents and nearby business owners in downtown Charleston are calling for more action to address public intoxication and disorderly conduct at a CARTA bus stop at the corner of Meeting and Woolfe streets. Neighbors say a close call last week, when a man collapsed...
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Work stoppage by Charleston Rapid Rail drivers regarding pay and safety concerns
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Nearly 130 drivers and 15 carrier companies responsible for moving shipping containers between Charleston’s marine terminals and rail yards halted work Monday, citing pay concerns and safety risks. The work stoppage affected more than half of the roughly 200 drivers who transport vital cargo between local port facilities, according to […]