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All South Carolina flights halted after FAA orders national ground stop for ‘reasons for safety’

Air travel was in disarray Nov. 13 after federal officials ordered flights grounded nationwide, including at Charleston International and all airports across South Carolina, in what the Trump administration said was a communications issue and not "another 9/11." No details were given for the order, which delayed some 10,000 flights and canceled another 3,500 — and counting. The U.S. Federal Aviation ‌Administration issued a national ground stop "due to extraordinary circumstances and reasons for safety" just before 4 p.m. after the agency ⁠reported serious air traffic control communications is...

South Carolina · 4h

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First families could move into 50-home affordable housing development on Johns Island by summer 2027

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Six families could receive the keys to their new homes as early as next summer as Sea Island Habitat for Humanity moves forward with plans to build 50 affordable homes on Johns Island. The development, known as Sweetgrass Preserve, will sit on approximately 30 acres...

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West Ashley Bridge stuck open on Hwy 17, blocking northbound access into downtown

(UPDATE, 4:45 p.m.) — The West Ashley Bridge on Highway 17 is now open. Drivers trying to get into downtown from West Ashley are facing major delays after the West Ashley Bridge became stuck in the open position. The northbound side of the bridge on Highway 17 into downtown...

Charleston, SC · 4h

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Where to Enjoy Thanksgiving Dinner in Charleston County: Restaurants Open November 26, 2026

Looking to skip the cooking and enjoy Thanksgiving dinner at a Charleston-area restaurant? From traditional Southern turkey dinners and elaborate holiday buffets to Italian-inspired feasts and upscale dining experiences, several Charleston County restaurants are welcoming guests on Thanksgiving Day. Thanksgiving falls on Thursday, November 26, 2026, and restaurants throughout downtown...

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Exploring the Restaurants of Shem Creek

In my opinion Shem Creek is one of the most immersive and beautiful spots in Mount Pleasant. Its charm captivates you as soon as you arrive. With its waterfront views, lively atmosphere and variety of restaurants, there is something along Shem Creek for everyone. It is an amazing place to share moments with friends and family, or to just enjoy a night in a picturesque setting. You are guaranteed a unique experience every visit.

Mt Pleasant, SC · 2d

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New Summerville Ashley River Preserve to open soon

SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD) – Looking for a new spot to walk around and enjoy the great outdoors? The Summerville Parks and Recreation Department says it is hosting the grand opening of the new Summerville Ashley River Preserve. The community is invited to join the department next Friday, Nov. 20, for the opening of the new […]

Summerville, SC · 6h

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Crash causes severe eastbound traffic delays on I-26

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A crash on the interstate caused traffic to slow to a crawl in the area around Ashley Phosphate Road Friday morning. I-26 east was severely backed up before 6:30 a.m. The South Carolina Department of Transportation said a crash had blocked two left lanes,...

Summerville, SC · 14h

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Blackwells Outpost to Launch Saturday Market Series in Hanahan on Nov. 28

Blackwells Outpost, the open-air hangout just down Yeamans Hall Road from Blackwells Corner, Hanahan's future town center, is launching a recurring weekend market series called Blackwells Saturday Market. The market will take place every couple of months, featuring local makers, small shops, vintage vendors, live music and food trucks, alongside...

Hanahan, SC · 1d

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‘I literally was a walking stroke’: A growing need for organ donations among Black Americans

CHARLESTON, S.C. (InvestigateTV) — Black Americans face a critical need for organ transplants, yet they experience longer wait times and lower donation rates. In 2026, African Americans accounted for more than a quarter of those on the organ transplant waiting list. But at the same time, they made up...

Charleston, SC · 13h

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Lowcountry high school football playoffs (Week 13)

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The 2nd round of the playoffs in the Lowcountry kicks off on Friday. Check back here for scores, highlights and more!. James Island (10-0) at Ft. Dorchester (6-5) Summerville (8-3) at Carolina Forest. Gray Collegiate at Berkeley (9-1) 4A. Beckham (8-3) at South Florence. 3A.

Charleston, SC · 2d

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Charleston port truck drivers report progress after work stoppage, but concerns remain

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A group representing truck drivers who halted operations at the South Carolina Ports Authority last week says progress has been made following a work stoppage over pay and safety concerns. Coalition 18, a local support and advocacy group for port truck drivers, said a temporary fuel and recovery bonus took […]

Charleston, SC · 2d

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Last day to register for Toys for Tots assistance is Nov. 14

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Families have until Nov. 14 to register for Christmas toy assistance through the Toys for Tots program. The U.S. Marines are working to bring cheer to local children through the annual donation campaign. They want to ensure every family that needs support registers before Saturday’s cutoff. Parents and guardians should […]

North Charleston, SC · 15h

The Post and Courier

Young dolphin rescued in SC creek after 3 other marine mammals found dead

RIDGELAND — Officials rescued a dolphin stuck on a sandbar in a tidal creek on Knowles Island Road, marking the latest incident in a string of marine mammal strandings over an 11-day period. Volunteers with the Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network guided the animal — a young bottlenose dolphin — back to open water the night of Nov. 8, according to a news release from the organization. “The team worked to keep the dolphin upright and its skin wet while awaiting the incoming tide,” the release said. “As water levels rose, volunteers safely guided the animal off the sandbar and back into open water.”...

South Carolina · 1d

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Trident, Summerville hospitals ranked among top 50 in U.S. for surgical care

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Healthgrades ranked Trident Hospital and Summerville Hospital, both part of HCA Healthcare, among the top 50 in the country for surgical care. The ranking places both facilities among the top 5% of surgery centers in the country. Jane Appleby, chief medical officer for HCA Healthcare...

Summerville, SC · 2d

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CSU aircraft involved in ‘runway excursion’ at Summerville airport

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A Charleston Southern University flight training aircraft had a “runway excursion” at the Summerville airport Wednesday, the university said. The term runway excursion is used when an aircraft veers off or overruns a runway, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Such incidents most commonly occur during takeoff or landing.

Summerville, SC · 1d

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Nobody Leaves Hungry From Fiery Ron’s Home Team BBQ In Charleston

You can usually smell the smoke before you even reach the front door. Home Team BBQ on Ashley River Road in Charleston has earned a 4.6-star rating from more than 4,800 reviewers, and many of them mention the same thing: big portions. Families, road-trippers, and locals all keep coming back...

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The Children’s Place is closing, liquidating all SC stores after filing for bankruptcy

A children’s apparel retailer with hundreds of stores across North America — including 11 in South Carolina — has begun closing shops after filing for bankruptcy protection. Flyers on The Children’s Place’s website and in store windows, such as the shop at Tanger Outlets in North Charleston, highlight liquidation sales, with 30 to 60 percent off online and in-store. “All stores closing,” the website says. The retailer sells children, toddler and baby apparel. The company sought protection from creditors Nov. 8 in New Jersey, according to a written statement. The Children’s Place’s headquarters...

South Carolina · 1d

The Post and Courier

Summerville jewelry store thanks active-duty military and veterans with free diamonds

SUMMERVILLE — Diamonds are forever, but for one jewelry store they’re also free for those who have served the in the Armed Forces. Vow and Vine, a faith-based brand in Summerville, is thanking service members in a unique way by offering complimentary lab-grown diamonds up to 3.5 carats for engagement rings to active-duty military and veterans. The store has gifted close to 1,000 lab-grown diamonds since the program started in May, a blessing to many who couldn’t afford much on a military salary, said Joshua Gale, owner and lead designer. He told The Post and Courier that he and co-owner Sean M...

Summerville, SC · 2d

Charleston City Paper

New bike-ped bridge on track for summer 2027 completion

Ashley River Crossing, the long-awaited bike-pedestrian bridge spanning the Ashley River between downtown Charleston’s hospital district and West Ashley, is getting closer to completion, with elements starting to appear over the water. “It has felt excellent,” said Charleston City Council member Ben D’Allesandro, whose district includes the downtown end...

Charleston, SC · 16h

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Independent Women: The Women Behind South Carolina’s Declaration Signers

A hot topic this year is the 250th anniversary of one of the most significant events in world history – the signing of the Declaration of Independence. By announcing their break with Mother England, the American colonists created a country that gained the admiration of the rest of the world.