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Bridgeview crackdown nets eight arrests after 1,300 calls and dozens of drug cases in 2026 (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — Eight people were arrested after a months-long investigation into drug trafficking and firearm-related crime at the Bridgeview Apartment Complex in Charleston. The arrestees range in age from 15 to 38, according to the Charleston Police Department. Of the eight people arrested, seven were adults with numerous prior arrests for drug-related offenses in the Charleston area. One was a juvenile. Law enforcement launched the investigation alongside the Bureau of Alcoh
Complaint against Hanahan Mayor Christie Rainwater dismissed by SC's Ethics Commission (opens the original)
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HANAHAN, S.C. (WCIV) — The complaint lodged against Hanahan Mayor Christie Rainwater was dismissed by the South Carolina Ethics Commission following a months-long investigation. Levied by developer C. Ray Wrenn, the ethics complaint – filed April 2 – initially alleged that Rainwater helped a private buyer represented by Councilman Michael Sally’s real estate agency secure a transfer of a Sellers Road right-of-way for a nominal fee. The ethics commission found that neither Rainwater nor the real
'That's my homeboy!': 911 calls detail chaotic moments after deadly shooting on CARTA bus (opens the original)
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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Newly obtained 911 calls paint a hectic picture of the deadly late-August shooting on a CARTA bus in North Charleston. Police said officers responded around 10:41 a.m. Aug. 31 to a CARTA bus stop on Carner Avenue after reports of a shooting. Officers found a person suffering from gunshot wounds aboard the bus. The victim, later identified as 18-year-old Preston Fabers from Charleston, was pronounced dead at the scene. In the weeks that followed, law enforcement ar
New legislation aims to keep film and TV jobs in the U.S. as productions move overseas (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (WCIV) — Republican U.S. Sen. Tim Scott remembers growing up, going to his local movie theater and watching films like "Rocky III," mesmerized by what he saw. He is now setting out to recreate the magic he experienced as a teenager working in the very theaters he felt brought a "$100 million experience" close to home. On Wednesday, Scott touted his recently introduced "Motion Picture, Television, and Entertainment Revitalization Act," or, as he coined it, the "Just Make Films in Ameri
Shem Creek Park floating dock closed until further notice, Mount Pleasant officials say (opens the original)
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MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — The floating dock at Shem Creek Park is closed, town officials with Mount Pleasant said Wednesday afternoon. No insight into how the dock was damaged was provided. However, town officials confirmed that a structural engineer will inspect the dock to "assess the damage and next steps." Town leaders urged the public to stay away from the dock while it is closed. Future updates on its repairs are expected at a later date. READ MORE | "Shem Creek charter captains warn o
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