As Charleston’s peak growing season drives demand for lawn care, the GreenPal app is connecting homeowners with local mowing services faster than ever.

The Town of Hollywood is hosting its fourth annual Black Heritage Parade Sunday to celebrate Black History Month.The parade begins at 2 p.m. Sunday and starts

Bibleway Baptist Church in West Ashley is hosting a Black History Month event Saturday with Rep. Wendell Gilliard as the featured guest speaker.Bibleway's progr

The MOJA Arts Festival is putting on two events at the Dock Street Theatre to honor Black History Month.On Monday, Feb. 9, the Dock Street will host The Roots

The Hanahan City Council has voted to implement a comprehensive ban on smoking, vaping, and tobacco use across all city-owned properties, including public parks

Organizations hoping to apply for Berkely County's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding have until 3 p.m Wednesday to register

Back to school safety tips for South Carolina families

Historian Michael Allen stopped by to give an update on the "Preservation Tool Kit."

South Carolina sadly has one of the highest per-capita rates of drunk driving deaths in the United States, according to American Addiction Centers. One method s

Their heroism is famous nationwide – breaking down racial barriers to become legends honored many times over. But, the "Tuskegee Airmen's" historical marker in the Lowcountry isn't as well-known. Caption: WCIV. “This was May 22nd 1997. ” That's the first time historian James Hampton caught a glimpse of this Walterboro monument honoring some of our nation's most famous African American military pilots. “I've met over 50, say 50 plus. ”

History is in session at a Mount Pleasant schoolhouse. “The significance of the event is this schoolhouse that you see directly behind me. This school is the last black school in the town of Mount Pleasant and east of Cooper, in fact," says African American Historic Settlement Commission President John Wright. Caption: Preservation efforts are underway for Long Point Schoolhouse -- the last Black school to exist in Mt. Pleasant. (WCIV)

Students and staff at Stratford High School are back in class after evacuating when smoke was noticed in the school Friday, school officials say. School officials say the fire department determined the building is safe and identified a HVAC unit as the source of the smoke. Maintenance crews are now working on the unit, they said.