Melissa Rademaker
WIS News 10
Charleston, SC, United States
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Report shows homeless population growing across SC
A report on homelessness across the state shows an 18 percent increase in that population in recent years. → Read More
Report shows homeless population growing across SC
A report on homelessness across the state shows an 18 percent increase in that population in recent years. → Read More
Jury: Russell Laffitte, convicted Murdaugh conspirator, found guilty on all six charges
Russell Laffitte, the former CEO of Palmetto State Bank and alleged Murdaugh conspirator, has been found guilty on all six charges. → Read More
Multiple agencies continue search for father after 7-year-old daughter found safe
Hanahan Police and several other agencies are searching for the man they say took his daughter from a Hanahan home at about 7 p.m. Wednesday, hours after the child was found safe. → Read More
Family pleas for information about missing teen, wants to welcome her home safely
Friends and family continue to search for a missing 15-year-old girl. → Read More
Georgetown City Council discussing a harbor dredge for more boat access
Georgetown City Council is considering a few ways to make sure its harbor, the centerpiece of downtown, remains deep enough for boat and barge use. → Read More
2 GOP education superintendent candidates fight for place on November ballot
Lowcountry voters are selecting the Republican candidate who will fight for the chance to lead education in the Palmetto State in Tuesday’s runoff. → Read More
Pastor escapes burning church unharmed, being offered new worship spaces after fire
Pastor John H. Hill got to First Emmanuel Baptist Church in Summerville at about noon to start preparing for his congregation’s Wednesday night spaghetti dinner and bible study. → Read More
19 puppies found in woods, some trapped in box in Orangeburg County
Casey Whitehead says the dirt roads behind her home in Holly Hill are a common place people dump unwanted dogs. → Read More
South Carolina Ports announces end of Carnival Cruise contract
Carnival Cruises will no longer depart and return to Union Pier Terminal in Charleston starting in 2024. → Read More
Ladson carjacking at gunpoint leaves mother and daughter in shock
Keturah Adkinson says she and her 12-year-old daughter were the victims of a carjacking as she was working for Uber Eats delivering food and had to stop for gas a little after 10 p.m. on Sunday. → Read More
Parents bring concerns and questions to N. Charleston leaders after ballpark shooting
Parents still have questions, and many don’t want to go back to Pepper Hill Park after a shooting in the parking lot scared kids and parents alike. → Read More
Bodies of dogs found in food bags along South Carolina road
Authorities are investigating following a grisly discovery along a South Carolina road where the bodies of three dogs were found in dog food bags. → Read More
Berkeley county native comes home to celebrate 100th birthday, military service
Vester Owens was born in rural Cross, on April 9, 1922. A black man born in the segregated south, he worked as a plowman in the cotton fields until drafted into the United States Army in 1942. He left his home in Berkeley County to help storm the beaches of Normandy, France, on D-Day in 1944 during World War II. → Read More
South Carolina property owners will see flood insurance rates change
People in the Lowcountry are not strangers to flooding and the problems it causes. For those of you who own property in a flood zone, as of April 1st, your insurance rates are likely changing. → Read More
Ready-to-drink cocktails hit Mississippi shelves
Thanks to legislation passed last session, the cocktails can be sold under a beer license outside of liquor stores. → Read More
Hub City holds memorial 2 years after first COVID-19 case reported in Miss.
Mayor Toby Barker talked to the city officials and healthcare workers who gathered to remember the changes and challenges of the past two years. → Read More
MDHS hosts childhood resource and referral center in Hattiesburg
The center works with families and children to boost their emotional intelligence in pre-K development as we come out of the pandemic. → Read More
Lamar County fire training facility nearing completion
The state-of-the-art facility will keep Lamar County’s emergency responders well-trained with lots of simulation practice. → Read More
Mental Health Mobile Crisis Center sets up in Katie-John-Dabbs neighborhood after shooting
Pine Belt Mental Health Services have set up a mobile crisis unit in the neighborhood. → Read More